Most Powerful Huawei P50 Variant May Be Delayed Again

A contempo rumor said that the Huawei P50 flagship smartphones volition arrive on July 29. Well, the most powerful Huawei P50 variant may be delayed over again, if a new report is to be believed.

The most powerful Huawei P50 variant may non make it aslope its siblings

The phone in question is the Huawei P50 Pro+, and a Chinese tipster, Panda, claims information technology will get in at a later date. He says that Huawei may denote the P50 and P50 Pro earlier it announces the Pro+ model.

On top of that, he did say that 4G variants of the device may get in earlier their 5G counterparts. It was reported recently that Huawei plans to denote both versions for these devices, which is quite interesting.

Now, we don't accept much information about these devices only withal. Huawei did officially tease their inflow recently, with an prototype provided below this paragraph. So, we know what to await in regards to the blueprint, well, at to the lowest degree when it comes to back design.

Huawei will modify things upwardly with 2 large circles on the back. Those circles volition protrude, and they will incorporate about of the photographic camera-related sensors. An LED flash volition be placed on the outside, though.

Huawei will employ metallic and glass here, along with the Kirin 9000 SoC

Based on the image that Huawei shared, the devices volition be made out of metal and drinking glass, and the variant shown hither has a curved display. If we had to approximate, we'd say this is the Pro+ model, but information technology'south possible it's the 'Pro' variant as well.

All 3 phones are expected to include the Kirin 9000 SoC. They will besides include enough of RAM and storage, and ship with Harmony Os, which is based on Android. Google services will not be included, though.

Huawei is rumored to use new sensors for these devices. It is tipped to use a 1/1.18-inch sensor for the ultrawide camera. The main sensor is tipped to be the yet-unreleased Sony IMX800 1-inch sensor, but that probably won't happen.