By now, you shouldn't be surprised by what phone Huawei is preparing to launch soon. We're talking, of course, about the Huawei Nova 4 , a model belonging to a more affordable range than the Mate 20 , but one that often surprises by inheriting great features from its bigger siblings and even by venturing to introduce new functionalities, such as the hole-punch display we can see below.
Features of Huawei Nova 4
In a large gallery of images published on the Weibo social network , we can now see the device in greater detail, reviewing again the front camera hidden in the middle of the screen thanks to a tiny hole, or the striking two-tone back that characterized the new P20 Pro and was called Twilight.
As you can see, the device's finish is of very high quality , and in addition to using a panel with fairly tight bezels and including the novelty of the front camera, it has enough time to mount a triple rear camera that could well be the same set found in the Mate or the P20.
It's said that this Nova 4 will save costs by using an LCD screen, although it will offer a full 1.440 x 2.880 pixel resolution protected by Gorilla Glass 6. As expected, the processor will be a Kirin, although we'll have to see to what extent the manufacturer downgrades it to offer the mid-to-high-end profile typical of the Nova series. To give you an idea, the Nova 3 could be found for around 400 euros, so, barring any surprises, that will be the approximate price range for this new generation.
The price of the mid-range
To get such a price, the manufacturer will have to outline some details. The person who has filtered the images speaks of a somewhat thick device, so although it looks spectacular from the front, it will have somewhat large dimensions in profile. We'll see if this extra thickness is accompanied by a generous battery that allows us to last all day without fear of being cut off.
It will be presented on December 17.
As if that weren't enough, CNET en Español has obtained high-quality images showing the front of the device in great detail, confirming that it boasts a 91,8% screen-to-body ratio. Huawei plans to unveil the new Nova 4 on December 17th in China, so we're just days away from its official launch.