Huawei recently launched the P40 series flagship smartphones with support for panoramic VR wallpapers. Today, the company has launched the official theme for the P40’s panoramic VR wallpapers on its network.

It is not limited to the P40 series smartphones and is available for multiple devices from Huawei as well as its sub-brand Honor. Reports indicate that the Panoramic VR wallpapers can ben activated on Huawei’s Mate 20 and Mate 30 series as well as P20, P30, and the newly launched P40 series.

On the other hand, the Honor V20 as well as the Honor V30 come with support for this. The company has officially launched three sets of themes for VR panoramic wallpapers — Infinite Aurora Vision VR Panorama, Brilliant Star River VR Panorama, and Senlu Xianlu VR Panorama.

The company says that this feature offers the ultimate visual retreat, breaking the boundaries of time and space. It also has 360-degree VR panoramic gravity sensing lock screen which is claimed to be a whole different gameplay.

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The newly launched Huawei P40 series consists of three models namely Huawei P40, Huawei P40 Pro, and Huawei P40 Pro Plus. The pricing of these phones starts at €799 (~$880), €999 (~$1095), and €1399 (~$1533) respectively.

Because of the on-going coronavirus pandemic, many countries are facing tough situations and have been affected in the worst ways possible. In various countries, lockdowns have been imposed by governments to control the spread of the virus.

Due to such measures, most manufacturing plants have been abandoned that is resulting in no production. But when the media asked about it to Richard Yu of Huawei, he ensured that the company has sufficient units of P40 series ready to meet consumer demand.

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