Huawei, the Chinese technology giant, has been focusing more on launching devices other than smartphones and in line with that, the company has now announced new Smart TV models in China under the Huawei Smart Screen V Pro series.

There are two new products in the lineup — Huawei V65 Pro and Huawei Smart Screen V75 Pro, costing 10,999 yuan (~$1,643) and 15,999 yuan (~$2,390), respectively. Both of them are now available for purchase in the Chinese market.

The Huawei Smart Screen V75 Pro is touted to be the world’s first product that comes with both HDR Vivid and Audio Vivid certification.

Both the Smart TV models come equipped with Huawei’s self-developed Honghu SuperMiniLED precision backlight technology, along with support for 1000nit peak brightness and 97% DCI-P3 color gamut.

The models in this lineup come with a 3.1.2 smart audio system and two Sound X to form a 5.1.2 distributed home theatre. The TVs also focus on gaming performance and for that, the company has included an HDMI 2.1 interface, and the screen on the TVs supports a 120Hz VRR or variable refresh rate.

Apart from the integrated soundbar, it also comes with a 24-megapixel pop-up AI webcam. In the software department, the Huawei Smart Screen V Pro series come running the company’s own HarmonyOS operating system.

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Huawei is expected to launch a handful of products this month. While most folks are looking forward to the arrival of the Huawei P50 series, a leak has revealed there are other interesting products coming too.

The Weibo account @菊厂影业Fans, known for Huawei-related leaks and news has some of the products the Chinese manufacturer has planned for launch this month. Among them are two wearables – the Huawei Band 6 Pro and the Huawei Children’s Watch 4X Pro.

We are surprised about the Band 6 Pro as it is coming just three months after the standard version was announced. However, the Children’s Watch 4X was released last July, so a successor is expected.

Huawei will also announce a smart display for kids, following in the footsteps of Amazon who unveiled a kids version of the Echo Show 5 back in May. Its Smart Screen (read smart TV) S series will also get a pro model while the Smart Screen X series will come in a new size.

The leaker adds that Huawei will not be announcing new notebooks this month. So, if you have been looking forward to new MateBook models, sorry to disappoint but that won’t be happening according to the source.

We do not know if all of these products will be announced together at one event or will have separate announcements. Once we have more details, we will let you know.

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Last month, Huawei launched the HUAWEI Smart Screen V Series 2021. A month later, the company is back again with another smart TV model called HUAWEI Smart Screen SE aka HUAWEI Vision SE. This mid-range television comes in two sizes (55-inch, 65-inch) and both variants have the exact same set of features.

HUAWEI Smart Screen SE Specifications and Features

The HUAWEI Smart Screen SE sports a 55-inch/65-inch LED-backlit LCD panel with a resolution of 4K (3840 x 2160 pixels), 16.7 million colors, 92% DCI-P3 color gamut, and 60Hz refresh rate. This display has a 178° viewing angle, 16:9 aspect ratio, and TÜV Rheinland certification for low blue light emission.

Unlike other smart TVs in the market, this one is powered by a HiSiliicon Honghu SoC coupled with 2GB RAM and 16GB internal storage. The television runs HarmonyOS 2.0 operating system with support for features like HUAWEI Share, EMUI Desktop, HUAWEI Xiaoyi AI voice assistant, HUAWEI Smart Life app, HUAWEI HiLink Smart Home controls, messaging, video calls via a magnetically detachable 13MP webcam, and more.

On the connectivity front, the TV supports dual-band WiFi, Bluetooth 5.1, and NFC (Remote Control). As for ports, it comes with 2 x HDM 2.0 (one of them is ARC compatible),  1 x USB 2.0, 1 x AV In, 1 x S/PDIF, 1 x RJ45 (Ehternet), and 1 x DTMB.

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Last but not least, the HUAWEI Smart Screen SE sports a plastic build with Interstellar Black paintjob and features 2 x 10W (20W) speakers with support for HUAWEI Sound.

HUAWEI Smart Screen SE Price and Availability

The HUAWEI Smart Screen SE (Vision SE) will retail for the following price tags in China.

• HUAWEI Smart Screen SE 55-inch – ¥3,299 ($513)
• HUAWEI Smart Screen SE 65-inch – ¥4,299 ($668)

Both the variants are already up for pre-order will go one sale for the first time on June 1.

As of now, there’s no official word on this smart TV’s availability outside mainland China.

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Embattled Chinese tech giant Huawei has released several teaser posters that hint at the launch of a new smart TV under a new category. The Huawei Smart Screen SE looks like a trimmed-down version of the high-end models and will come with more affordable pricing while retaining the premium features for which the brand’s smart TVs are known.

The teaser posters which were splashed on Vmall and Jingdong (JD.com) give us a glimpse of the smart TV as well as some hints of the features to expect onboard. For one, the Huawei Smart Screen SE will pack a pop-up camera that will definitely function as a web camera for video calls and other related functions. The smart TV is touted to arrive in two sizes – a 55-inch model that will be priced between 3,099 yuan – 3999 yuan (around $600) and a 65-inch version priced around 4,099 – 4,999 yuan (around $700).

The Smart Screen SE is expected to pack a 4K display resolution and will support multi-touch functions. The poster also shows that the Huawei Smart Screen SE will adopt a full-screen design with ultra-thin bezels on all four sides. It is also coming with Huawei’s self-developed color gamut enhancement technology. In addition, the screen is also expected to bring support for anti-reflective, anti-glare, anti-blue light technology and has zero color cast. The smart TV will run on Huawei’s custom HarmonyOS that will bring along several smart features.

Apart from the Smart Screen SE, Huawei is also expected to announce the FreeBuds 4 true wireless headsets, Mate View high-end monitors, and a router at the May 19th press conference.

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Huawei is set to host a new product launch event in its home country China on 8th April where it is expected to launch a new V-series Smart Screen 2021 devices. For those who are unaware, Huawei prefers to call its Smart TV a Smart Screen.

If the reports are to be believed, then the upcoming 2021 models of the Huawei Devale V-series Smart Screen features HDR Vivid Display technology which is jointly promoted by Tencent and a few other companies.

It is also said to have support for HDR10+, which is industry-leading in HDR technology. There’s also support for Dolby Vision and the product is expected to come with Devalent Speakers. The company is also expected to offer support for mini-games.

An image of the upcoming lineup of Smart TVs from Huawei has leaked online which reveals that the screen has ultra-narrow bezels on three sides — top, left, and right. There’s also a pop-up camera, allowing support for video calling.

The series is said to have three models — 55-inch, 65-inch, and 75-inch. Reports indicate that the pricing for the Huawei Devalent V-series 2021 Smart Screen models could start from between 6,000 yuan and 10,000 yuan.

Apart from this new product launch event on 8th April, Huawei has also scheduled another event at the end of this month, between April 24-26, where the company will host Huawei Developer Conference. It is also expected to have two more events in the coming months to launch the new HarmonyOS and its flagship Huawei P50 series smartphones.

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Last week, a new Huawei smart TV was certified by 3C along with the company’s first-ever high-end monitor. Only a little information was available at that time. Now, days later, a couple more details about this upcoming smart television emerge.

According to a well-known Huawei-focussed tipster Changan Digital King on Weibo, the forthcoming Huawei TV will come with an audio system powered by Devialet. Further, he revealed that this television will be available in an 85-inch version, in addition to a 75-inch variant that was certified by 3C.

In case you do not know, Huawei had already partnered with Devialet, a French audio technology for its products. These products are none other than the company’s smart speakers – HUAWEI Sound X and HUAWEI Sound.

The leakster says that with Devialet sound, the upcoming Huawei television, which is expected to be part of a new series codenamed Frea will offer natural audio output. Additionally, he even claims that users may not require external speakers for this smart TV.

As per the 3C certification, this TV will sport an LED-backlit LCD panel. The 75-inch variant will come with model number HD75FREA and will be manufactured by Changhong (Sichuan Changhong Electric Co., Ltd.).

Apart from the above-mentioned specifics, nothing else is known about Huawei’s upcoming smart TV.

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The US ban has severely affected Huawei’s smartphone business. As a result, the company’s Consumer Business Group (CBG) has been lately focussing on other products. According to new certifications, the firm may soon release its first high-end monitor and a new smart TV.

Last year, Huawei launched MateStation B515 as its first desktop computer. The bundle includes a CPU, monitor, keyboard, and mouse. The company even sells this monitor (AD80HW) separately. In other words, it is Huawei’s first monitor.

Now, as per a 3C certification, the Chinese telecom giant may soon release a high-end monitor. This upcoming Huawei monitor with codename HSN will ship with a 135W adapter with model number HW-200675CD1.

Going by this monitor’s power input capacity, the blogger who shared it on Weibo suggests it to be a high-end model. Unfortunately, nothing else is known about this monitor except for the fact that it is manufacture by BOE (Hefei BOE Vision-electronic Technology Co, Ltd.)

At the same time, a new Huawei smart TV has been certified by 3C, as per the same blogger. The listing reveals that this television with model number HD75FREA will have a 75-inch LED-backlit LCD panel and will be manufactured by Changhong (Sichuan Changhong Electric Co., Ltd.).

The blogger implies that this TV could be a part of a new series codenamed Frea. Because Huawei’s S, V, and X series of smart televisions are codenamed Kant, Hege, and Plato respectively.

That said, Huawei is yet to officially tease and announce the launch date of the above-mentioned two products.

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Earlier today (9th March 2021), a new leak suggested a few features of the upcoming smart screen from Huawei. The new device will apparently feature a 4K resolution on its display along with support for touch inputs.

In a recent Weibo post, a Chinese microblogging website, from @数码闲聊站 (a known tipster), shared a screenshot of the smart screen’s specifications. Looking at this image, it can be observed that the smart screen from the Chinese tech giant will feature a resolution of 3840 x 2160px. Furthermore, the display will also support multi touch up to 20 points on the screen, which also features anti reflective, anti glare, and blue light filter along with “self developed” color gamut enhancement technology as well.

Keep in mind, this is a product designed for homes, as a part of the smart home ecosystem. So it would seem odd offering a TV a 20 point touch support. In other words, the smart screen can also be used in enterprises or the education market, where the touch input would be useful for PPT presentations, speeches, or offline education as well.

Earlier this month, it was reported that the company is working on a new smart screen that will launch on 25th March 2021. So, the rumored smart screen could be the same product, which will launch later this month. Unfortunately, the consumer electronics maker has yet to make any official announcement regarding this product. So stay tuned as we will be providing updates when additional information is available regarding the upcoming product.

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Huawei debuted in the Smart TV market fairly recently and the company already has three series catering to different audiences. The company isn’t calling them Smart TVs but instead, it prefers Smart Screen, implying it is more than a television set.

Now, the Chinese tech giant is expected to launch a new Smart Screen in its home market. While the company has not yet confirmed the date, reports indicate that it could be made official on 25th March.

So far, nothing is known about the device that Huawei is planning to launch later this month, not even the price range it falls under. But we expect to more about this in the coming days, as the launch date nears.

In the two years, Huawei has launched three series of its Huawei Smart Screen — a high-end X-series, a mid-range V-series, and an entry-level S-series. The smart screens for Huawei are focused on four main areas — Smart Interaction, Multi-Screen Experience, IoT Control Center, and Audio-Video Entertainment Center.

Ever since Huawei’s smartphone business has taken a major hit because of the US-China trade war and sanctions imposed against it by the United States, it is struggling to maintain its lead in the industry. In the past few months, the company seems to be shifting its primary focus away from smartphones and expanding its efforts in other product lines.

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Huawei has today officially confirmed that the company will be launching its new Smart Screen on 30th October in China. The teaser poster shared by the company showcases a smart screen and a car, hinting at the product being an in-car smart display.

Earlier, it was reported that the Chinese giant could soon launch a new smart screen for cars, which will be powered by the company’s own HongMeng OS 2.0. It is also said to be a tablet-sized product that can be connected to Huawei’s smartphones for several additional features, including listening to music, watching videos, making phone calls, among others.

Huawei has been expanding its product offerings, especially in the smart screen category for the past few months. The company’s executive has revealed that the company has plans to create screens for four major areas — Home, Office, Car, and Sports.

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It seems that this upcoming in-car smart screen isn’t the only car-related product coming from the Chinese giant. Last month, the company had registered Huawei Electric Technology with a capital of 250 million yuan, which focuses on engineering research, development, testing, and selling of smart automotive products.

During this year’s Huawei Developer Conference 2020 (HDC), the company held HMS for Car Smart Mobility sub-forum and introduced its new smart car cloud service solution. It also revealed that the company is also working with Volvo and Hongqi.

As for this new upcoming product, it is likely the HiCar Center Screen which received a Bluetooth certificate last month. The device will be powered by HiCar, Huawei’s own take on Android Auto but will have HongMeng OS as a base.

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While Huawei has been growing its market share in its home country China, the company has witnessed a drop in smartphone shipments in the overseas market after the United States banned the company citing security concerns.

However, the major obstacle for the Chinese giant is the recently tightened restriction that has banned the company from procuring and manufacturing semiconductors using American technology or company.

The new restrictions could have an impact on its core telecom equipment business as well. Now, a new development hints that the ban has not only affected the company’s smartphone business but also the Smart TV business.

As per the report, Huawei has reduced the order of its components for the TV production by 30 percent to 40 percent. This is because the company has been unable to secure a sufficient supply of chipsets for Smart TVs.

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Huawei and its sub-brand Honor both forayed into the Smart TV market last year. The company has been procuring LCD panels for the TV from BOE Technology and China Star Optoelectronics Technology (CSTO). The report adds that the company has been outsourcing the production of TV sets to a BOE subsidiary.

It is also being reported that the company has slowed down the pace of its orders to handset ODMs in Chian. Now, it remains to be seen how Huawei addresses this issue of semiconductor components which is severely impacting the business.

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Huawei is gearing up to launch its flagship P40 series smartphones in its home market China on 8th April. Yu Chengdong, CEO of Huawei Consumer Business had announced that the company will debut something big at the same event.

Now, it has been confirmed what he was hinting with “something big”. The company will be launching the Huawei Vision X65 Smart TV along with the Huawei P40 series smartphones in China.

A poster for the Huawei Smart Screen X65 aka Huawei Vision Smart TV X65 has leaked online, which showcases its features. The poster shows that the device will come have major features — 24-megapixel ultra-wide-angle AI Smart Camera, OLED display, and 14 speakers for surround sound field.

This upcoming smart TV is expected to have an OLED display panel which reportedly uses advanced multi-channel sensors to adjust the color and speed of the screen. It also adopts the display to ambient light, making the display more natural.

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Further, it is said to come with 14 speakers to offer a surround sound field and an immersive sound experience. It is said that the TV can intelligently identify the spatial structure, and emits sound waves to detect the room structure and receive feedback.

This helps in establishing a virtual spatial sound field model, and create an exclusive sound field by automatically matching the sound effect solution in the spatial scene. It is also confirmed that the TV will be running the company’s HongMeng OS.

HongMeng OS, launched by Huawei last year after the Chinese giant was banned from using Google’s Android, is a full-kernel distributed operating system based on microkernels built by Huawei. It is made for using on all smart devices coming from the company with support for cross devices and platforms.

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Huawei‘s Smart Screen TV has been certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance. The smart TV was listed on the website of WiFi Alliance on November 19 and it has the model number “OSCA-550Y” which also cliched Bluetooth certification only a few days earlier.

The model number suggests that this is likely the 55-inch model which is one of the screen size options the Huawei Smart Screen comes in. The smart TV is also available in 65-inch and 75-inch models. Also, the smart TV listing shows it runs Huawei’s own HarmonyOS just like the variant launched in China.

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The Wi-Fi Alliance and Bluetooth certifications are indicators that the Smart Screen may soon go on sale in the global market, especially in Europe. The Huawei Smart Screen was first announced in Germany at IFA but hs yet to go on sale anywhere outside China. The company only launched the Honor Vision and Vision Pro in India. If the Huawei smart TV goes on sale in Europe, it will be the first HarmonyOS-powered device that would be sold in the EU.

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Huawei, the Chinese telecom giant, held an event this week in China where the company has announced a few products, including Huawei Smart Screen 65-inch model which comes in Mocha Gold color variant. The company has also revealed that the product is about to be available for purchase online in China, carrying a price tag of 6,999 Yuan which roughly converts to $992.

For those who are unaware, Huawei Smart Screen aka Huawei Smart TV made its debut in late September this year and now the company has added a new Mocha Gold variant to give it a luxurious feel. The company says it aims to offer more choices to the customer and added that this new variant looks like a beautiful art in the living room.

Coming to the Huawei Smart Screen, it comes with a 4K Quantom Dot display which offers screen resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, 100% NTSC Color Gamut coverage, and MEMC dynamic picture compensation.

Internally, the smart TV is powered by the company’s own HiSilicon chipset which comes with two A53 cores and two A73 cores, as well as quad-core G51 GPU, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of internal storage for a smoother operation.

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The TV comes equipped with an exclusive 8+1+1 smart sound system that includes six full-range speaker units, two tweeter units, and one woofer. It also comes with one pair of passive radiators, 65W powerful output and 3.9L super large sound chamber.

The company says that the multi-unit speaker combination allows the device to offer more sound details and an immersive experience. It also enables the Smart TV to have 5.1-channel professional sound effects so that users can have professional stereo sound experience at their home.

Huawei also adds that through Huawei Smart Sound System, it can automatically determine the room space or home characteristics based on the sound field, and then selects the most suitable sound playback scheme in the environment.

It also comes with a pop-up AI-powered camera that provides 1920 x 1080 pixels screen resolution for video calling. It has Smart Portrait Locking technology as well as Low-Light Technology and the camera can also adopt according to the light changes.

Thanks to the HarmonyOS (aka HongMeng OS) powering this Smart TV, it can offer some interesting AI-powered features such as AI Fitness, AI Kids Control, etc. It comes with Huawei Share Smart Multi-Screen that can mirror the smartphone screen on the Huawei Smart Screen with 100ms ultra-low latency.

There are several other functions as the company is aiming to make this more than a smart TV and more into the family’s “Smart Interaction Center, Multi-screen Experience Center, IoT Control Center, Video and Entertainment Center”.

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Huawei announced its alternative to Google’s Android operating system dubbed Harmony OS recently. The company’s much-anticipated smart TV was tipped to be among the first products to have the OS on board. Reservations for the Huawei TV has now opened today (09/09) in China via Jingdong (JD.com).

The JD product page includes a timetable of the product release including the launch date. From the page, we can grab that Huawei will hold a global launch conference on September 19 where the TV dubbed Huawei Smart Screen will be unveiled. According to an official poster released by Huawei on Weibo, the launch event will hold in Munich, Germany. The smart TV will go on pre-order on September 20 but the release date wasn’t stated. The part that was supposed to contain the date contains the words “Stay tuned”. However, we expect the device to go on sale in no distant time after the launch.

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The new smart device will become the second device from Huawei to feature Harmony OS after the Honor Smart Screen that was launched packing The new OS. Little is known about the Huawei Smart Screen but it was recently certified at China’s National Quality Certification Center. The certification page shows the smart TV will have a 55-inch model and a 65-inch model, and both are from Hefei BOE Video Technology Co., Ltd, one of China’s leading LCD makers. Huawei’s CEO Richard Yu later disclosed that there is also a 75-inch model. The new smart device is also expected to feature a pop-up camera, AI technology, powerful sound systems, cloud services and others, in addition to the new operating system. It will equally become a new control centre for Huawei’s Internet of Things (IoT), providing artificial intelligence-powered interactive user experiences.

The launch of the smart TV, which is expected to ship globally, is a superb opportunity for the Chinese tech giant to showcase the capabilities of Harmony OS. This has become even more imperative considering that the company is positioning the OS as an alternative to Android OS on the Huawei P40 next year if it remains on the US government blacklist and unable to access Google’s Android service. The self-developed OS is also expected to find its way to Huawei smartwatches and laptops in the near future.

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