Huawei‘s latest flagship P30 Pro came with a 40W fast-charging solution developed by the company. The 40W fast charge may find its way into the mid-range Nova 5 series when they are launched. A pair of Huawei models believed to be the Nova 5 models have received 3C certification in China. The models are listed with model numbers SEA-TL10 and SEA-AL10.

China’s 3C listing doesn’t usually reveal much but the most important thing we can grab from the listing is the presence of a 40W charger inside the retail box. The charger has the same serial number as the one spotted on the Huawei P30 Pro’s charging block.

While the model numbers don’t categorically confirm the Nova 5 moniker, the appearance of a Huawei model on the Eurasian Economic Commission’s website bearing a similar model number SEA-LX1 and listed as “Huawei nova 5” lends credence to speculations that this is the Nova 5 models. Besides, the Nova series is yet to get updated this year and we expect a fresh launch to happen soon.

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A couple of protective cases and renders of the Nova 5 had recently leaked online giving us an idea of the design. The Nova 5 hit EEC with the Nova 5i which had the codename SEA-LX1U. The device will have a design similar to the Honor 20 Lite but there won’t be a rear fingerprint sensor. Instead, it will pack an under-display fingerprint sensor.

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