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Huawei Nova 4: Price, Specs, Release date and Availability
Huawei Nova 4 has a hole in the screen and a 48-megapixel camera on the back. Let’s find out more...
Price:
The Nova 4 will cost 3,399 yuan ($492), it will sport a solid 48MP+16MP+2MP triple rear camera. Apparently, another lower-priced variant of the Nova 4 will cost you $3,099-yuan ($450), with a 20MP+16MP+2MP rear camera.
Specs:
The Nova 4 has 6.4-inch screen has a 2310 x 1080 pixel resolution, with a small punch hole on the top left which contains the selfie camera.
It has Kirin 970 processor, which is slightly older than the Kirin 980. It come with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage space. The software is Android 9.0 Pie with the EMUI 9.0.1 interface over the top, plus the GPU Turbo feature to enhance mobile gaming performance.
Additionally, the battery has a 3,750mAh capacity, there is a fingerprint sensor, Bluetooth 4.2, AptX HD audio support, and USB Type-C charging.
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The front camera set inside the punch hole has 25 megapixels and a f/2.0 aperture, plus electronic image stabilization for the 1080p video recording feature.
The back camera has 48 megapixels and a f/1.8 aperture, and a second 16-megapixel super-wide camera lens and a third 2-megapixel lens to capture the depth of field. The standard Nova 4 swaps the 48-megapixel lens for a more modest 20-megapixel camera, while the other two lenses remain the same.
Release date and Availability:
The Nova 4 has been announced for release in China, where pre-orders are open until the end of 2018, with deliveries expected before January 15, 2019.
There has been no mention of the Nova 4 receiving an international release yet. The Nova series usually remains in China and selected other countries around the world, but has had brief international launches in the past.
It comes in four new colors: Black, blue, pearl white, and a bright honey red. Huawei says special nano-texture layers give the body a unique shine and reflective pattern.
Huawei P60 Pro is packed with an ultra-lighting XMAGE camera system that could capture anything including the Venus and Moon.
On March 24, Venus and Moon aligned all together including the earth showcasing this natural phenomenon. Since the Moon is closer to Earth than Venus, when the three line up in a straight line, the moon blocks away Venus.
This alignment created a view of the Moon’s beautifully slim crescent hanging above the blazing-bright Venus. This scene is adored by countless people around the world. Meanwhile, Huawei P60 Pro celebrated the event by capturing Venus and Moon in conjunction.
Looking at the photo quality, the lunar occultation of Venus is very clear. Especially, venus is shining its gold aura in the brightest. In a second picture, Huawei P60 Pro shows its capability of focusing on all subjects in the scene.
For example, the second image focuses on the entire scene including the sky, clouds, and the building on the bottom left. All of these combined with the moon and venus, are captured in the same frame. This is an amazing capability, as the phone evenly matches the quality and details of all subjects.
Huawei P60 Pro camera:
This flagship brings super lighting night vision photograph technology and has a 48MP new periscope camera. It uses the world’s first f/2.1 aperture sensor, which is the industry’s biggest telephoto sensor so far.
It can intake over 488% more light than Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro Max and enable maximum brightness in photographs. The camera has an RYYB color array to provide more light to the sensor. The periscope camera uses multiple lens groups to take 178% more light than its predecessor to retain rich details.
The number shows that the new 48MP lens can reach up to 3.5x optical, 10x digital, and 100X hybrid zoom. Despite what you see on the screen, Huawei P60 Pro has a zoom range of 200x. Huawei P60 Pro is a perfect companion to take ultra night shots with long-standing distances.
Huawei has confirmed that its next flagship – Huawei P60 Pro is coming soon to Malaysia and the company has already started preparing for the event.
Huawei announced registering users for Huawei P60 Pro and Mate X3 at selected experience stores across Malaysia and allow them to experience phones first. The people participating in this event will have to share a hands-on experience of the preview and will get a chance to get an exclusive gift from the company.
Anyone in Malaysia is eligible to join the event by filling in the details required on the website page. Then visit the selected Huawei experience store in the allotted time slot.
Show the slot email to a representative to get a place to review the flagship phone. Afterward, the company will give you an exclusive gift either on spot or at your doorstep.
Still, Huawei has not shared an exact date for the Huawei P60 Pro or Mate X3 launch in Malaysia but the unveiling could happen around April.
Huawei P60 Pro:
Huawei P60 Pro comes with a classic camera array design that shimmers into the rococo white color and pearl texture. This flagship has an ultra-lighting telephoto camera that has the largest f/2.1 large aperture. The main camera is super powerful with its capability to switch between f/1.4 and f/4.0 with a physical hardware change.
This new flagship also supports telephoto macro shots to enable the closest shots of the objects in focus. Following its P40 Pro, Huawei P60 Pro brings a new quad curve screen that expands 6.67-inch LTPO screen with a 1-120Hz adaptive refresh rate.
The screen is secured with the durable Kunlun Glass and it’s rated IP68 safe from water splash and dust. Changing its way from a 66W charger, Huawei P60 Pro comes with a faster 88W charger. It could charge up to 50 percent battery in 10 mins to that 4815mAh power capacity.
Yesterday, Huawei released the Huawei P60 series and the company has also released a list of prices for the smartphone repair parts including the top ones of new displays and motherboards.
Note: 1 yuan = 0.15 USD.
Huawei P60’s new screen will cost around 2279 yuan, P60 Pro will cost 2479 yuan, P60 Art will cost 2679 yuan and the Mate X3 priced at 5199 yuan. However, each of these screen repairs is available at a high discount during the early sales of this phone.
Aside from the display, Huawei will replace the standard P60 display at 2249/2549/3049 yuan. The Pro model will replace the motherboard at 3599/4299 yuan, P60 Art at 4599/5999, and the Mate X3 could replace the motherboard at 4499/5199.
You should know that the motherboard replacement cost depends on the memory version of the smartphone. For example, the standard P60 comes in three versions 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB ROM. Therefore, there are three price tags available for this phone.
The next heavy module in the series is the camera system. Huawei will replace Huawei P60 cameras including the following prices:
Huawei P60 – Telephoto camera at 578 yuan, ultra wide angle at 269 yuan and main camera at 719 yuan. Huawei P60 Pro telephoto camera costs 899 yuan, the ultra-wide angle at 269 yuan, and the main camera at 719 yuan.
The Huawei P60 Art’s telephoto camera is priced at 899, ultra-wide at 369, and the main camera at 719. Notable, the Huawei Mate X3 has a telephoto camera at 578 yuan, ultra-wide at 265 yuan, and a main camera at 699 yuan.
Other than these, the rest of the Huawei P60 series repair parts are priced relative to their segment including the battery, rear cover, and charging port.
Huawei P60 series:
Huawei P60 series brings back a curved edge high-quality display with up to 1TB of storage. The phone lineup has the brand-new quality for mobile photography with a beautiful design.
On the other hand, Huawei Mate X3 is the lightest foldable phone ever designed by any company. That comes down to this the phone has the slimmest hardware aesthetics.
