Huawei has officially lifted the veil off the Nova 4, its new mid-range smartphone with an all-screen display. The phone was teased online for weeks, with many of these teasers hinting at a display similar to Samsung’s Infinity-O display.
As per earlier reports, the phone possesses a Full HD+ display measuring in at 6.4-inches with a punch-hole situated at the top left corner of it. That hole, by the way, houses a 25MP selfie camera that is actually embedded into the display itself.
The rear snapper of the Nova 4 utilizes a triple-camera setup. Featuring a 48MP f/1.8 shooter and paired with both a 16MP f/2.2 ultrawide angle sensor and 2MP f/2.4 depth sensor.
Specs-wise, the Nova 4 is powered by the Kirin 970 SoC, 8GB RAM, and comes with 128GB of expandable storage. The phone also comes with a fingerprint sensor built into its back, fast-charging USB Type-C, and a 3750 SoC.
The Huawei Nova 4 retails for 3999 yuan (~RM2417), and will first see distribution in China. There’s also a toned down version of the Nova 4 featuring just a dual rear camera setup with 48MP + 20MP sensors and a price tag of 3099 yuan (~RM1873).
At the time of writing, Huawei Malaysia did not mentioned if or when the phone will be available in Malaysia.
(Source: The Verge, 9to5Google)
