Earlier it was reported that Honor 20 will launch in Thailand as Huawei Nova 5T. The phone was spotted among the recommended devices list of Android Enterprise.
As per an attached image, Huawei Nova 5T is equipped with a punch-hole display. It is placed in the top left corner of the screen. The indentation is quite similar to that of Honor 20. It is basically for the side-mounted fingerprint scanner that also doubles as the volume rocker. The volume rocker is above it.
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The attached image shows the Huawei Nova 5T has a The hole is located in the We can make out an indentation on the side similar to that of the Honor 20. This indentation is for the which also Above it sits the volume rocker.
As per the Android Enterprise listing, the phone has a 5.5-inch display which can be an error as Honor 20 has a 6.26-inch IPS LCD display. The RAM of the phone is 8GB, as per the list and it has two storage variants that are 128GB and 256GB.
Furthermore, the listing says that the phone has NFC and it runs Android 9 Pie out of the box. As of yet, it is not known when Nova 5T will be announced, however, it will launch soon as it is certified by NBTC.
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