Huawei Nova 8 SE Live Images Leaked Camera And Edges Like iPhone 12

After leaks and renders about the upcoming Huawei Nova 8 SE smartphone a week ago. Now, live images of the Nova 8 SE smartphone have appeared, revealing one small but very important detail that could not be noticed from the previously leaked renders.

First of all the device has a camera block that looks like the iPhone 12, also flat edges, which have been known for a long time. From the first reviews of the new iPhones, it became clear that, despite their visual appeal, they are not better than the rounded edges.

Thus, Huawei Nova 8 SE may become one of the first followers of the controversial trend set by Apple on flat edges; and we will soon see even more such devices. At the same time, an official poster appeared on the internet, also confirms the flat edges and some key characteristics; such as 66-Watt fast charging, which became known earlier.

Recently, a Weibo blogger revealed that the smartphones of the Nova 8 series are scheduled to be released in November. The source claims the Huawei Nova 8 line will have a few models. They include the Huawei Nova 8 and the Huawei Nova 8 Pro. These handsets have the code-name “Jessica” and “JessicaH”. They are going to be the first high 120Hz refresh rate display smartphones in Huawei’s Nova series. The dual-hole hyperboloid screen solution of the previous generation of Huawei’s Nova7 Pro will continue. The front dual-camera notch is in the upper left corner of the screen; which is consistent with the position of the Huawei P40 series.

In other aspects, according to the previously exposed news, the new Huawei Nova 8 series will continue the OLED hole-punch full-screen design. The screen refresh rate of at least the latter two models will increase from the previous 60Hz to 120Hz.

Of course, in addition to the screen, more users are concerned about the configuration of the Nova 8; especially the choice of chips. In this regard, according to past practice, the machine may come with the Kirin 9000 series processors. But due to well-known reasons, this year’s Kirin 9000 chips are likely to be insufficient for the Mate 40 series. So we expect that it will be difficult to stock other models. Therefore, some media believe that the Nova 8 series will have to use the previous-generation flagship chip Kirin 990. It is important to mention here that the suspected Nova 8 series device has now been approved by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in China. The device is likely to make its debut in November.