Huawei is soon expected to launch the HUAWEI nova 9 SE. This smartphone will be the successor of HUAWEI nova 8 SE. The upcoming phone has been spotted on multiple certification websites. Its listings have disclosed a couple of its features.

The forthcoming HUAWEI nova 9 SE has been certified by certification bureaus like NBTC, EEC, and WiFi Alliance. According to the listings, it will arrive with model number JLN-LX1.

Unfortunately, certifications do not say much about the handset. They have only revealed a couple of things about the phone.

First and foremost, it will boot Android. However, the version of Android is a mystery. Anyway, we can expect it to come with EMUI in international markets and HarmonyOS in China. Secondly, the device will offer dual-band WiFi connectivity.

Having said that, there’s a chance that the HUAWEI nova 9 SE could be a rebranded HONOR 50 SE. Because this handset with model number JLN-AL00 had already appeared on TENAA in January.

The images clearly show it to be identical to the device from its former sub-brand. The TENAA listing says that it will come with a 2.4GHz octa-core processor, 8GB RAM, 256GB storage, 3,900mAh battery, and 66W charging.

Last but not least, the smartphone will measure 164.64 × 75.55 × 7.94mm in dimensions, weigh 191g, and arrive in three colors (blue, black, white).

As of now, Huawei is yet to officially announce the launch date of HUAWEI nova 9 SE for both China and international markets.

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