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Huawei Nova 10 Pro with 100W super fast charger certified
Huawei has recently certified two new models via Chinese 3C compulsory certification including the models – NCO-Al00 and the GLA-AL00. These two models are expected to be Huawei Nova 10 and Nova 10 Pro respectively and one of these brought in a 100W charger.
According to the official listing, Huawei Nova 10 packs with a 66W super-fast charger, while the Huawei Nova 10 Pro equips with a 100W charger that boasts a faster-charging speed. Notably, the same charger has been used in Huawei Nova 9 Pro, launched last year.
Both of these models are powered by HarmonyOS operating system. Other than this, both of these phones have 4G LTE connectivity.
Official announcement:
Huawei has already confirmed the existence of the Huawei Nova 10 series by releasing an official poster that suggests the importance and the upcoming of this impressive smartphone.
Previous information:
Previous reports, Huawei Nova 10 series is powered by mid-range Qualcomm chipsets including Snapdragon 778G. It is also possible that Huawei opts to choose other series chipsets from the chipmaker. Currently, there’s no information available regarding the chipsets of these new Nova devices.
Unveiled last year, Huawei Nova 9 Pro boasts an immersive viewing experience with its 6.72-inch screen featuring a whopping 120Hz refresh rate for a fast and easy-to-use interactive touch experience.
The phone equips Snapdragon 778G chipset with octa-core architecture – Octa-core, 4 x Cortex-A78 at 2.42 GHz + 4 x Cortex-A55 at 1.8 GHz, and there’s an Adreno 642L GPU for immense graphics performance.
The Huawei Nova 9 Pro has a quad-camera system consisting of a 50MP HD camera (f/1.9 aperture), and an 8-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera (f/2.2 aperture), 2MP depth-of-field camera (f/2.4 aperture) and a 2-megapixel macro camera (f/2.4 aperture). There are two front-facing cameras placed on the pill shape punch hole of the phone including a 32-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera (f/2.4 aperture) and a 32-megapixel portrait camera (f/2.0 aperture).
You’ll get a long-lasting battery backup from the 4000mAh battery pack that you can recharge with a faster-than-ever 100W charger.
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Today, the Huawei P60 series officially began its first sale at homeground and this lineup comes in three versions. However, initially, only P60 and P60 Pro are available to purchase online and the P60 Art will open for sale on April 7th.
You should know that the pre-orders of these phones began on March 23 right after the launch event. Now all customers can rush to the store and get a unit before the stock runs out.
Let’s check the Huawei P60 Series first sale prices.
Huawei P60:
- 8GB+128GB – 4488 yuan (657 USD, 603 Euro)
- 8GB+256GB – 4988 yuan (730 USD, 671 Euro)
- 8GB+512GB – 5988 yuan (876 USD, 806 Euro)
Huawei P60 Pro:
- 8GB+256GB – 6988 yuan (1024 USD, 940 Euro)
- 12GB+512GB – 7988 yuan (1170 USD, 1075 Euro)
Huawei P60 Art:
- 12GB+512GB – 8988 yuan (1317 USD, 1209 Euro)
- 12GB+1TB – 10988 yuan (1610 USD, 1478 Euro)
Huawei P60 series:
These three phones are packed with different specifications. However, all of them have the same 6.67-inch LTPO display. It ranges from 1-120Hz refresh rate to provide you on-screen super fluid user experience.
More on P60 devices, the design has some familiar elements of the quad curve screen and takes the viewing angles to the next level.
Looking at the appearance, the Huawei P60 series is made of amazing texture that changes according to the light. It’s completely different from what we’ve seen in the past P series flagships.
However, the Huawei P60 series is a mobile camera monster. It has that unique bump on the rear side with triple lenses. This isn’t an ordinary setup because this time around, Huawei fed the P-series with powerful technologies.
The camera system is powered by ultra lighting XMAGE algorithm and it enables super bright images in all of the shots you take from the Huawei P60 Pro. Also, the brand new Telephoto zoom camera is using the world’s largest sensor at f/2.1 aperture.
The new periscope cam is highly enhanced using AI to provide far-reaching zoom while retaining the quality of the subject. Furthermore, the variable aperture in the main camera helps you to capture everything around you by using the immense capability ranging from f/1.4 to 4.0.
A new Huawei phone with model number GOA-AL80U has received 3C certification in China with 100W super fast charger and it could be the Huawei Nova 11 Pro smartphone.
According to the information, Huawei GOA-AL80U has 20V/5Ak, which outputs 100W of super fast charging. A week ago, a similar model – GOA-AL80 received 3C certification.
It has a maximum output of 100W (20VDC, 5A) and also backward compatible with 66W (11VDC, 6A) and 10W (10VDC, 2A) charging outputs.
The charger model is HW200500C00 and it is the same charger used in Huawei Nova 9 Pro and later in Nova 10 Pro. Currently, there’s no proof of the identity of this upcoming smartphone tier but it could be the upcoming Huawei Nova 11 Pro. As it’s the only candidate for providing such fast charging output for the consumers.
Huawei Nova 11:
Past input reveals that Huawei could a new press conference on April 17 to launch Nova 11 series, Watch 4, and other smart devices for consumers.
A report shows that Huawei Nova 11 series will consist of three models – Nova 11, Nova 11 Pro, and Nova 11 Ultra. These phones will pack different specs, while the top ones will have ultra-grade technologies.
Huawei Nova 11 devices will be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 4G chipset and improved network technologies.
Furthermore, these upcoming Huawei Nova devices will also bring satellite communication technology, which could be the first in mid-range smartphones.
Huawei will also upgrade the camera section with a high-quality lens. However, we need to know more information about the camera section of this midrange lineup.
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Huawei phones are made with the long-standing build quality. Despite two years of launch, Huawei Mate 40 Pro shows that it’s as valuable as iPhones for consumers.
The latest conversation came to light after people on Weibo started a discussion on research by a Chinese firm, BankMyCell. The study shows that iPhone’s depreciation rate is only half of Android’s.
The report is bundled from the year 2021 to 2022, it shows that iPhone retains its value the most. Meanwhile, Android’s value declines the fastest over 1 year of purchase. It even goes down by double digits within two years.
However, users are sharing different opinions on this matter such as: “What’s so good about depreciating Android in the smartphone industry?”
Some of those people said that the value of iPhones is indeed high. But there’s one Chinese smartphone company that can match Apple’s value retention rate and it is Huawei including the Huawei Mate 40 Pro.
According to the handheld smartphone platform, the second-hand price of the Huawei Mate 40 Pro is currently up to 7450 yuan (1082 USD). As a phone launched in 2020, the Huawei Mate 40 Pro is powered by an “out-of-print” Kirin 9000 chipset and supports 5G.
Additionally, some bloggers said that their Huawei Mate 40 Pro 5G has been used for more than a year. Yet, it can still sell for 3500 yuan (508 USD), which is comparable to an iPhone.
The Kirin is not available on new flagship devices nor the 5G connectivity. Also, the demand for this premium smartphone remained unchanged even after the Huawei P50 series and later Huawei flagship models.
Not only that, it has the fastest and smoothest user experience among all phones released in the same timeline. Therefore, Huawei Mate 40 Pro became the valuable choice for consumers in the Chinese market over Apple’s iPhones.
Huawei Mate 40 Pro specs:
The Mate 40 Pro packs a 6.76-inch display with an OLED panel and FHD+ (2772 x 1344 pixels) resolution. It has a 50 MP ultra vision camera system. There’s a wide front camera setup for better face recognition technology.