Yesterday, Huawei had just announced that the company will be launching the Huawei Nova 10 series of mid-range smartphones in the Chinese market on July 4th next week. And as we approach nearer to the launch, leaks and rumours have already started to appear for Huawei’s next smartphone offering in the market.

Famous technology tipster, Digital Chat Station, has once again taken to the Chinese social media site, Weibo to share insider details of the Huawei Nova 10 Pro to the public. 

In their Weibo posts today, they seem to be extremely excited about the 100W wired fast charging that will be featured on the higher-end Huawei Nova 10 Pro. Huawei claims that their 100W wired charging will be able to fully charge the 4,500 mAh cell in the Nova 10 Pro in only 20 minutes, which rivals other manufacturers like Xiaomi, Realme and OnePlus at a much lower voltage.

The leakster also shared several specifications of the upcoming Huawei Nova 10 series. He states that the Huawei Nova 10 Pro will be equipped with a 6.78-inch 120Hz dual-curved waterfall AMOLED display, with a resolution of 2652 * 1200 pixels and a pill-shaped punch hole at the top left corner of the device. 

Cameras-wise, the Nova 10 Pro will have a triple rear camera setup at the back with a 50MP RYYB large main sensor + 8MP ultrawide + Advanced Depth Sensor, and its two selfie cameras at the front will feature a flagship-grade dual camera setup with a 60MP main lens + 8MP portrait telephoto lens. 

The device will be running on the 4G version of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G SoC, and it measures 7.88mm in thickness and 191 grams in weight.

As for the standard Huawei Nova 10, DIgital Chat Station shares that the Nova 10 will sport a 6.67-inch centred punch-hole flat AMOLED display instead, with a resolution of 2400 * 1080 pixels. The processor under the hood was not mentioned but we do know that the vanilla Nova 10 has a 4000mAh battery cell with 66W fast charging. The device is slimmer than its Pro sibling at 6.88mm and is much lighter at 168 grams. 

To know more about the Huawei Nova 10 series, stay tuned to our Nova 10 series launch event coverage on July 4th here at Gizmochina to follow the latest technology news from China!

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Earlier this week, we had reported on a mysterious Huawei smartphone being spotted on China’s TENAA database. The listing revealed a number of key specs of the device and its model number, but we didn’t know the official name of the handset. But now, live images have confirmed that it is a part of the Nova series of smartphones.

Looking at the TENAA listing, we can see the smartphone in all of its glory. While the database still doesn’t reveal its official name, the rear panel of the device clearly showcases the Nova branding. In other words, the Chinese tech giant is working on a new 4G enabled handset that will be powered by HarmonyOS. The device carries the model number JLN-AL00 and sports a 6.78 inch LCD screen that has a resolution of 1080 x 2388px.

Furthermore, our initial report had found that the mysterious Huawei smartphone will sport five cameras overall. And now, we can see that the upcoming Nova series model will feature a quad camera setup on a large oval module that is situated on the top left corner of the rear panel. This module houses two large sensors, which are likely its 08-megapixel primary sensor and the 8 megapixel secondary camera. On the other hand, the two smaller sensors between the two are a pair of 2 megapixel sensors.

Notably, its design is quite similar to the Honor 50 SE, especially from the rear. We can even see the device in a new blue color variant, and it is expected to arrive in a black and white variant too. It measures 164.64 × 75.55 × 7.94mm in dimensions and 191 grams in weight. The device will also be powered by a 3,900mAh battery pack that supports 66W fast charging and runs an unknown 2.4GHz octa core processor paired with 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of internal storage.

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Huawei is expected to launch a new smartphone series dubbed the Huawei Nova 9 on September 23 in China. The series was in the leaks several times and plenty of its specs have been learned. Today, we’re rounding up all the details learned so far about the upcoming Huawei Nova 9.

Huawei Nova 9 Rumor Roundup: What to Expect?

Back in June, the Huawei Nova 9 came into existence. Soon after it was leaked, the phone series was spotted on official certifications like TENAA. The Huawei Nova 9 series will comprise of two phones – Nova 9 & Nova 9 Pro.

Display and Design

The duo will come with a punch-hole panel with thinner bezels. Both phones have a curved screen on the sides. The major difference between the two will be the display size. The Nova 9 features a 6.57-inch OLED display with a single punch-hole camera on the upper-middle side. The Nova 9 Pro, on the other hand, has a larger 6.72-inch screen with a dual punch-hole camera on the upper left side.

 Cameras on the Huawei Nova 9 and Nova 9 Pro

Moving to the cameras, the series is expected to come with a quad-camera system. The main sensor in both phones will be a 50MP lens, followed by an ultra-wide lens, and two 2MP sensors on the Pro model.

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Upfront, there will be a 32MP single selfie camera on the vanilla and a 32MP + 32MP dual selfie camera on the Pro model. The selfie camera is expected to record 4k videos.

Hardware and Software 

A specs leak of the smartphones revealed that the series will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G 4G chipset paired with up to 8GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage. As for the battery, the Nova 9 will be backed up by a 4,300mAh battery supported by a 66W fast charging support. The Nova 9 Pro is touted to have a smaller 4,000mAh battery with a faster 100W fast charging support.

Pricing, Color variants, and Availability

Recently, the Huawei Nova 9 series appeared in live images and it revealed that the phones will come in variants like 8GB RAM + 128GB storage and 8GB RAM + 256GB storage. However, the pricing details of these variants are still under wraps.

As per the renders, the series will come in multiple color options like Black, Blue, Green, and Purple.

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According to a new report, Huawei, the smartphone manufacturer, has applied for a new trademark for what seems to be a pair of bluethooth earphones. The name Huawei Novabuds was registered with the EUIPO (European Union Intellectual Property Office) in the headset category.

Notably, the Huawei NovaBud’s trademark application includes certain tags like virtual reality gaming augmented headset, mobile phone headset, in-ear headset and more. As of right now, the application for the trademark is still undergoing review and it is expected that the NovaBuds are truly wireless earbuds from the Chinese tech giant.

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Unfortunately, additional information is currently unknown and finer details like design and specifications have not been revealed. We will have to wait for an official announcement to see if this is Huawei’s entry to capture the popular wireless earphones market. Currently, Apple with its AirPods series is at the top of the wireless hearables category, so the trademarked NovaBuds could soon be a viable alternative in the near future.

Interestingly, we had also previously covered a report which detailed that the Nova subbrand might become an independent entity from Huawei. The Nova brand includes the popular Nova series of smartphones and, in the future, wireless headphones, smart watches and more. Thus, Huawei’s NovaBuds could also be one of the first Nova products launched after it achieves operational independence.

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Smartphone enthusiasts who have restlessly been waiting to get their hands on a 4G mobile phone without shelling out a lot of money are in for a treat. LightInTheBox is offering a hefty discount on Huawei Nova 4G smartphone’s original selling price.

Huawei Nova boasts an array of awe-inspiring features and specifications including 4GB of RAM and 64GB of onboard storage coupled with a powerful octa-core advanced 14 nm Snapdragon 625 2 GHz processor, under the hood. It sports a 5-inch display with a screen resolution of 1920 X 1080 pixels.

As part of its Lightning Sale, international online retail company, LightInTheBox is giving a 44% discount on the phone’s original asking price of $334.78. As a result, you can now buy the power-packed Huawei Nova smartphone for just $185.97.

You can choose between blushing pink and gold color version of Huawei Nova. It is important for you to bear in mind that the promo is slated to end in just 1 day. Also, there were only 93 pieces remaining for Lightning Sale.

In order to take advantage of the massive discount on Huawei Nova 4G smartphone, head straight to this link.

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Huawei has always maintained its resolve to capture not only the high-end, flagship category but also the mid-range section with a couple of sleek mid-rangers like the Huawei Nova and Nova Plus which were unveiled last year both in Europe and China. Now, photos of two Huawei smartphones which are believed to be mid-rangers have appeared on TENAA, China’s Telecom regulatory agency.

The smartphones are believed to be the next generation models of the Nova and Nova Plus and are said to go by the names Huawei Nova 2 and Nova 2 Plus. The Nova 2 looks smaller in size, perhaps a 5.1-inch display but with a design different from the Nova in that there is no front physical home button. The device also has an entirely black coloured display.

Perhaps, the most outstanding feature noticed on the two phones that appeared on TENAA is the dual rear cameras which are situated in a horizontal plane on both devices. The Huawei Nova and Nova Plus only feature single lens shutters at the rear but if this is really the Nova 2 and Nova 2 Plus, we really should brace up for some spectacular design on the camera aspect. As a matter of fact, both devices have strikingly similar design are the rear which could make one of them be mistaken for the other.

Read More:Huawei Nova Plus Review: A Premium Midranger?

The Nova 2 Plus, on the other hand, looks bigger with its screen size rumoured to stand at 5.5 inches with the display coloured in white. The Nova 2 and its Plus-size sibling are said to utilise a 16nm Hisilicon Kirin 660 processor and a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor is visible at both smartphone’s rear. Other details of the device are not clear at the moment but we promise to bring you more on this as they unfold.

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Huawei announced the Nova and Nova Plus at last month’s IFA Berlin Conference. Yesterday, they officially released the Nova in China and kicked off the first online sales.

The Nova is a 5-inch phone with a 1080p screen that shares design similarities to the Nexus 6P also made by Huawei last year. So if you call the Nova a 5” Nexus 6P, you are not entirely wrong. The phone weighs 146g and comes in at 7.1mm thick even with an 89% metal body.

It comes in two variants: a 3GB RAM + 32GB ROM version and a 4GB RAM + 64GB ROM version. Both versions use Qualcomm’s eight-core Snapdragon 625 processor. Unlike the Nexus, the Nova has a SD card slot for storage expansion. Huawei has put a 12MP 1/2.8 ” f/2.0 sensor on the rear of the phone and an 8-megapixel camera up front for selfies and video calls. Huawei says the rear camera is pretty fast, locking on to an object in 0.2 seconds.

The device has dual SIM slots that both support 4G networks. It comes with Huawei’s EMUI 4.1 based on Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box. There is a fingerprint scanner under the hood and a 3020mAh battery that supplies juice.

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The price for the Huawei Nova starts at 2099 Yuan ($312) for the 3GB version and goes up to 2399 Yuan ($356) for the 4GB version. The 3GB version is available in Bright Moon White and Champagne Gold (with a black front panel) while the 4GB RAM version comes in Rose Gold and Champagne Gold (one with a white front panel and the other with a black front panel).

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Huawei released quite a few devices this year and the Nova Plus is one of them. It is a premium midrange smartphone that has great looks, good camera but it costs around 430 EUR. Learn more in our full review.

Huawei Nova Plus Review: VIDEO REVIEW

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Huawei Nova Plus Review: UNBOXING

In the box, you are getting all the usual stuff that includes a charging brick, USB C cable, SIM ejector pin, a pair of earphones and some paperwork that my review  did not come with.

Huawei Nova Plus Review: SPECS

Huawei Nova Plus Review: DESIGN and DISPLAY

The phone has a 5.5” 1080p display, which uses the LCD technology and it is pretty sharp and vibrant. Also, it is bright enough to ensure a good sunlight legibility.

The Nova Plus sports a familiar premium design we’ve seen from Huawei. It’s made out of metal, except for those plastic top and bottom parts for antennas.

Also, the phone has nice and tactile metal buttons.

While the device is not the smallest around, it is pretty comfortable to hold in the hand.

The loudspeaker sits on the bottom and the quality of sound is pretty good even if we compare it with some flagship smartphones.

We have a 16MP camera with f/2.0 aperture, OIS, and dual-led flash. A great thing that the camera can finally shoot 4k videos.

The Huawei phones have been usually great when it comes to fingerprint sensors and the Nova Plus is no exception. Also, the scanner serves as a little touchpad. My favorite features include the ability to open up the notification shade or scroll through the pictures in the gallery.

As far as selfie camera goes, we have an 8MP shooter, which sits next to the notification LED light.

We have on-screen navigation buttons and you can switch the positions of them.

Huawei Nova Plus Review: HARDWARE and PERFORMANCE

As far as specs, we are looking at the upper-midrange phone. The Nova Plus ships with an octa-core Snapdragon 625 chip with the clock speeds of 2.0GHz, 3GB of RAM and 32GB of expandable storage.

The gaming performance has been good but I’ve noticed a few skipped frames when playing Asphalt 8 on the highest graphics.

A great thing is that the phone does not have any overheating issues.

Huawei Nova Plus Review: BENCHMARKS

Huawei Nova Plus Review: USER INTERFACE

The Nova Plus ships with the EMUI 4.1, which is built on top of Android 6.0.If you have used any other Huawei phone, the user interface will look exactly the same. There is no app tray, the icons look a bit cartoonish but there are quite a few added features and customization options.

Just to name a few, you can adjust the display settings, customize the navigation bar, use your knuckle to take a screenshot, easily turn on/off a convenient one-hand operation mode or use the floating dock to quickly navigate through the menus.

There are plenty of other features, settings and tweaks, so can make the phone look your own.

Most importantly, the UI performs fine on the daily basis, the phone is very fast and I didn’t have a single hiccup in 3 weeks.

Huawei Nova Plus Review: CAMERA

The camera app is easy to use and you can quickly switch from one mode to another. Also, there are some basic settings to play with.

Huawei Nova Plus Review: IMAGE QUALITY

When it comes to the image quality, the 16MP camera can produce some great pictures that are sharp, have lots of detail and look natural as far as color reproduction goes. Also, I’m glad how the camera handles dynamic range in some tricky situations.

As far as the low-light performance, you can also take some good-looking photos. In most cases, the camera’s software does a great job with noise reduction and there is a decent amount of detail. However, there were a few shots that had a reddish tint and there was quite a bit of noise.

The 4K video quality is great but the stabilization could work a little bit better. Besides that, the footage is sharp, detailed and the continuous auto-focus feature works very well.

The 1080p footage also looks good. There is less detail if we compare it to 4k but the OIS works better. See the video review for video samples.

An 8MP selfie shooter can take some well-detailed and nice looking selfies. Also, the phone can finally shoot selfie videos at 1080p.

Download full resolution camera samples

Huawei Nova Plus Review: CONNECTIVITY

The phone comes with a hybrid dual-SIM card tray, which can take either 2 SIMs or 1 SIM and the microSD card.

The call quality, signal reception, GPS, Wifi and all other connectivity options work just fine.

Huawei Nova Plus Review: BATTERY LIFE

The Huawei Nova Plus ships with 3340 mAh battery, which performs great. Even though I used the phone quite intensively, I needed to re-recharge it every two days.

That translates to over 5 hours of screen-on time, which is a great result.

Huawei Nova Plus Review: CONCLUSIONS

The Huawei Nova Plus is a solid premium midrange device.

It has a great build quality, nice and sharp display, the user interface that is fast and has tons of features and great overall performance.

Also, both cameras produce nice looking images in various lighting conditions and the battery life is great.

However, the main question is if the Nova Plus is worth the price of 430 EUR. I would say no since you can get some phones that have flagship-grade specs at this price point.

On the other hand, the Huawei Nova Plus is still a very solid phone even at this price point since it is very fast and it does not have any major shortcomings… if you do not need all the sheer power that faster processors can provide.

The Huawei Nova Plus smartphone will be available to buy in over 50 countries starting from October, although the exact date is yet to be set.

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We just got our Huawei Nova Plus review sample and we wanted to share our initial impressions about it. In fact, we played with it at IFA Berlin already and now I’m working on the full review.

Huawei Nova Plus: VIDEO

Huawei Nova Plus: UNBOXING

In the box, you are getting all the usual stuff that includes a charging brick, USB C cable, SIM ejector pin, a pair of earphones and some paperwork that my review unit did not come with.

Huawei Nova Plus: FIRST IMPRESSIONS

The phone has a 5.5” 1080p display, which uses the LCD technology and it is pretty sharp and vibrant.

The Nova Plus sports a familiar premium design we’ve seen from Huawei. It’s made out of metal, except for those plastic top and bottom parts for antennas.

We have a 16MP camera, which can shoot 4k videos and dual led flash. The image quality seems to be pretty good but I took just a few shots, so I can’t really tell you my verdict on the camera. In addition, there is a have a fingerprint sensor, which so far seems to be pretty accurate and it unlocks your phone straight from the standby mode.

On the front, we have an 8MP selfie shooter and on-screen navigation buttons.

As far as specs, we are looking at the upper-midrange phone. The Nova Plus ships with an octa-core Snapdragon 625 chip with the clock speeds of 2.0GHz, 3GB of RAM and 32GB of expandable storage. The gaming performance has been good so far but I’ve noticed a few skipped frames when playing Asphalt 8.

The Nova Plus ships with the EMIUI 4.1, which is built on top of Android 6.0.

If you have used any other Huawei phone, the user interface will look exactly the same. There is no app tray but there are quite a few added features and customization options. So far, the UI has been fast and fluid but I need to spend a little bit more time with the device.

The Huawei Nova Plus smartphone will be available to buy in over 50 countries starting from October, although a date is yet to be set.

It will be first available in Europe for 429 EUR. The pricing for other countries is yet to be confirmed. Stay tuned to Gizmochina for a full review.

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Huawei has again reaffirmed its intention to rake in more smartphone sales this year, by releasing two beautiful mid-range smartphones, which could be confused for flagships. The Huawei Nova and Nova Plus have been the subject of numerous leaks, with one suggesting that the devices are targeted at the women and that may just be correct. The finely crafted design, beautiful color array of the Nova and Nova Plus will sure make both devices popular attractions for the women folks. The smartphone may not feature any stand-out, killer spec but in design, some argue the smartphones outclass the flagship Huawei P9 with dual cameras manufactured by Leica.

In terms of screen size the Huawei Nova is smaller, having a 5-inch display with 1080 pixel resolution and it is powered by an octa-core 2GHz Snapdragon 625 processor, packing along a 3GB RAM and 32GB of built-in storage which can be expanded further than that via microSD up to 128GB. There’s also a beautifully designed 12MP main camera at the rear with LED flash and f/2.2 aperture, and an 8MP selfie camera with f/2.0 aperture up front.

The Huawei Nova runs on Huawei’s custom Emotion UI 4.1 (EMUI 4.1) based on Android 6.0 Marshmallow bringing along several of Huawei’s UI features, like slow-motion modes, light painting, time-lapse. Huawei also updated the night display feature that filters blue light from the screen. There is equally a 3,020mAh battery inside the device which Huawei claims drains so slowly that it can last for two days of consistent usage. Added to all these include a fingerprint sensor, USB Type-C data transfer and charging port, Cat 6 LTE radio, dual-SIM slots etc.

Coming to the Huawei Nova Plus, the smartphone boasts of a display larger than the Nova. The 5.5-inch 1080p display it features combines with a 16MP rear camera with optical imaging stabilization and a larger 3,340mAh battery to differentiate the Nova Plus from the Nova. Aside these three, both smartphones pack the same specs. However, they both have very different designs, with the bigger Nova Plus sporting a camera hump at its back.

If you are already wondering the price tag Huawei has placed on the Nova and Nova Plus, here is it. The Huawei Nova which looks very much like the Nexus 6P in design is priced at €399 ( about 2972 Yuan or $445 based on current exchange rate), while the larger Nova Plus is pricier at €429 (3196 Yuan or $479).

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It is the first day of the month of September, and if you’d recall, Huawei is one of the phone makers that have scheduled a launch event for today.  Huawei is expected to unveil new smartphones said to be named Nova and Nova Plus during the launch event.

Ahead of the launch event, purported image renders of the expected Huawei Nova phone has been leaked online, giving us a glimpse of what to expect from the Chinese market leader. From the photo’s we not only get to see what the body design looks like but also the display interface design. Of course, the user interface will still be Huawei’s custom EMUI and the design still looks like the typical EMUI style with icons like the three virtual buttons retaining their position under the screen. On the physical design of the Huawei Nova device, the phone looks very similar in design to Huawei’s Nexus 6P.

On the specs, the Huawei Nova is rumored to come powered by an octa-core Kirin 960 chipset, alongside 4GB of RAM. The beautifully designed rear camera is also said to pack a 16MP sensor with LED flash and on the front, there is an 8MP camera. The Nova smartphone is also rumored to cram a 3,500mAh battery under the hood with impressive battery life.

It is worthy of note that an earlier rumor from an industry analyst had revealed that Nova brand is targeted at the women folks. Also, we are likely to see the Nova and Nova Plus models today. Both smartphones are expected to be priced above 2,000 Yuan ($300).

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We reported last week that China’s current top selling manufacturer, Huawei, has a launch event scheduled for September 1. While most people are expecting the launch of the Huawei Mate 9 and or the Mate S2, one of the company’s executives has said in an interview that the phone will not be from the Mate series but a new series entirely aimed at the mid-range market.

While he didn’t reveal any other details about the new device (that will spoil the surprise), he did mention that in about 2 months, the company will release new phones for the Mate line and a new Emotion UI.

RELATED: New Image of Huawei Mate 9 Dual-Camera Setup

Now that we know the phone launching on Thursday is not a Mate, it means that the earlier rumour of a new series called Nova might just be true. The new series is said to be targeted at the female folk and for the launch, the company has invited Chinese actress,  Guan Xiaotong to speak.

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Internationale Funkausstellung Berlin otherwise known as IFA Berlin is one of the major tech events of the year. It is an event that allows exhibitors present their latest innovations and products to the general public.

Quite a number of manufacturers always host their own personal conference right before the official opening to launch a new device or announce a new technology, and Huawei seems to be doing the same this year. The company has sent out invites for an event on September 1 which sources say is for the launch of a new phone.

The company’s senior Vice President, Yu Chengdong has announced that the event will take place at the Velodrom in Berlin at 1630 hrs on September 1. Yu Chengdong, in his own words says that the new release will ”exceed expectations”. Are we surprised? Not really. The company has had an impressive year so far and has exceeded expectations already of so many people most especially folks in the US following the recent release of the Honor 8.

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Rumours say the company wants to release a new sub-brand called Nova which will be aimed at the female folk. Further, sources say, Chinese actress, Guan Xiaotong has been invited to speak at the event.

It is also speculated that the device reported to be the Mate S2 which showed up at TENAA days ago, might actually be the first Nova device. The phone which shares a resemblance to the Nexus 6P also features a fingerprint scanner at the back.

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