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Huawei Nova 6 series of smartphones are here!


And finally have the Chinese multinational technology company Huawei announced their their latest Android lineup of smartphones carrying the Nova 6 tag. We have been seeing a lot on the upcoming handsets lately in several renders that surfaced on the internet from the manufacturer's home country. And after all the wait and anticipation, we have the Chinese phone maker launching the all new Nova 6 5G, the standard Nova 6 and the Nova 6 SE as expected without any surprises.

 The phone doesn't seem to be any different from what we have seen in the past, the higher-end NSA/SA dual-mode 5G enabled Nova 6 5G will come out of the box with HiSilicon's flagship Kirin 990 processor featuring Balong 5000 5G multi-mode chipset coupled with 8GB of RAM and 128GB or 256GB of storage space. Apart from the 5G connectivity and a slightly smaller battery of 4100mAh capacity, the vanilla Nova 6 will trait identical specifications to it's pricier brother. You will find a 6.57" Full High Definition Plus SuperAMOLED screen of 2400 x 1080 resolution display, also bringing along the oval shaped hole punch style cutout for the dual secondary front facing cameras on the top left corner. The camera setup on the front houses a 32MP sensor with an aperture f/2.2 on the 5G variant and f/2.0 aperture on the standard version bundled with an 8MP ultra wide angel groupfie camera with aperture f/2.0 as well.

 When coming to the back, you will see a triple camera positioning, that is in charge of primary photography with a 40MP main lens carrying an aperture of f/1.8, an 8MP telephoto lens with f/2.4 aperture and optical image stabilization (OIS), and another 8MP ultra wide angel sensor with f/2.4 aperture. The Nova 6's 5G model will also come with a 4200mAh powered battery capable of 40W worth SuperCharge technology. The 8GB RAM/128GB model of Nova 6 5G will cost you around $540.19 and the 8GB RAM/256GB model will set you back for $597.07, while the normal 4G iteration can be bagged for $454.88 for the 8GB RAM/128GB option. Pre-orders have already begun in it's country of origin and the sales will go live starting December 12.


Now when taking a look at the newly arrived Huawei Nova 6 SE, the all new smartphone from the people in China will be a mid-ranged smartphone compare to the Nova 6 5G and standard Nova 6. Shipping with a 6.4" Full High Definition Plus display with a single punch hole style camera cutout on the front again towards the top left corner that embraces a 16MP front facer. The device will run with HiSilicon's Kirin 810 chipset and also offers 8GB RAM and 128GB of storage space. From the camera department, the Nova 6 SE comes with a quad camera arrangement, that features 48MP main lens, an 8MP ultra wide angel sensor, 2M lens for macro shots and another 2MP sensor for depth in pictures. Huawei's mid-ranger is also powered by a 4200mAh battery with support to 40W SuperCharge.

 All these new models from Huawei will have a side-mounted fingerprint reader that also acts as a physical power button. The smartphones will even showcase Android 10 based EMUI 10 from the software section. The 8GB RAM/128GB model of Nova 6 SE will retail for $312.68 across China and like it's bigger siblings, Huawei is now taking pre-orders with sales starting from 12th of this month. 

More real life images and specification details leaks of upcoming Huawei Nova 6 and Nova 6 5G


Huawei made Nova 6 has already made it's rounds on the internet and we even featured stories about the handset in the past for our readers. We first saw the smartphone show up on the manufacturer's online store in some official renders followed by a real life image that popped up on Twitter courtesy of our sources. And today we see the more real life HD pictures of the forthcoming Huawei branded smartphone again surface on the ever popular Chinese social medial platform, Weibo.

 The reports here tell us a slightly different story as the smartphone that is expected to make it's official appearance tomorrow, December 5 will come out in not just one but two variants, where we will also see a normal 4G powered smartphone alongside the latest device traiting 5G connectivity option. It's not just the pictures that showed up on the Weibo network today, but we also got a glace of the upcoming Nova 6 and Nova 6 5G's specification listing as you can see below in the company's native language.

So as given, we are looking at the smartphone's 5G version reportedly weighing at 212 grams compared to 197 grams of the standard option that operates on the 4G grid. Both the new smartphones are allegedly carrying the manufacturer's own Kirin 990 SoC, but the 5G variant will also feature Balong 5000 5G multi-mode chipset and 4200mAh powered battery unlike a smaller 4100mAh powered battery on the normal model, both support 40W worth fast charging. The devices are expected to ship with a 6.57" screen of 2400 x 1080 resolution display, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal space. The 5G variant will get an alleged additional option with 8G RAM/256GB storage. The devices from back will offer you a triple camera arrangement consisting of 40MP primary shooter with an aperture of f/1.8, an 8MP telephoto lens with f/2.4 aperture and optical image stabilization and another 8MP ultra wide angel with f/2.4 aperture. From the front the phones will come with the dual punch hole style camera that houses a 32MP main camera with aperture f/2.2 on the 5G model and f/2.0 aperture on the standard version. Both the phones will get another 8MP ultra wide angel selfie camera of an aperture f/2.0 as well. Huawei Nova 6 and Nove 6 5G will be running on EMUI 10 based on Android version 10 out of the box.

 Source: Weibo 1, 2

Here are the official pictures and details of the forthcoming Huawei Nova 6


Huawei lately refreshed their official online webstore to our surprise introducing their latest and yet to be announced Nova 6 smartphone to the world. The handset is all set to get an official introduction by the Shenzhen based telecommunications manufacturer on December 5, alongside the purported Huawei Nova 6 SE, that we saw leak in renders a few days back. 

 With the official pictures that surfaced on VMall, the online retailing website for Huawei earlier today, we even got a glimpse on their updated page for Nova 6, that actually gives us some authentic and inside information on the newly arriving handset. But it's not just about the official details that came out today, we are also looking at some of the high definition images of the Huawei Nova 6 as well. The smartphone will come in both 4G and NSA/SA dual-mode 5G-supported versions from Huawei and ships in two different variants, an 8GB RAM/128GB option and an 8GB RAM/256GB model. You will also get to see the handset in a special edition Honey Red color with Bright Black, Blue and multi-Purple shades. Unfortunately the internal details of the smartphone's not yet announced by Huawei as the specification page on the website looks empty and doesn't seem to load any valid information for us.

 Source: VMall
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