Huawei Nova 4 unveiled, All you need to know- Review

Since the recent leaks of the Samsung Galaxy S10 confirmed that Smartphone brands will be adapting to the new pinhole display Camera technology. Instead of using a notch to disguise the front camera, we can expect Smartphones having pinhole Cameras embedded right into the display.  But with the recent unveiling of Huwawei’s mid-range Smartphone, the Huwaei Nova 4, users will not have to wait long enough to get their hands on pinhole camera display Smartphone. The Huawei Nova 4 is said to feature a huge 48 MP rear camera which is said to be released on the 27th Of December and is currently priced at  3,399 (INR 35,000).

Camera Features

The Huwaei Nova 4 right now in China is opened for pre-orders, the Nova 4 Smartphones are said to be available in two variants, one feature the 48MP camera with Sony IMX586 sensor and another variant featuring a 20 MP camera, both the variants will be featuring a triple rear camera setup similar to the Galaxy A7.  On the front though, the screen is embedding a 4.5 mm wide 25 MP front camera in the top left corner. Both the Front and Rear camera are AI powered, more features like the 3D Qmoji and AI beauty is also available.

The Huwaei Nova 4 also supports 4K recording with EIS. 

Other features of Huawei Nova 4

The Huawei Nova 4 is said to be running on Android 9 Pie based on EMUI v 9  out of the box and the pinhole display is actually a 6.4 inch full HD + with a resolution of 2310 by 1080 pixels, the overall screen to body ratio is 86.3. Huwaei’s own Kirin 970 SoC is paired with 8 GB of RAM, which should be more than enough to let you multi-task smoothly and switch between apps without killing the other apps in the background.

The non-Hybrid Dual Nano SIM gives you no option to expand the storage as Huawei  thinks that the inbuilt 128 GB storage should be sufficient enough for its costumers (not really sure about that). Both the SIM slots support 4G (LTE). However, it was a little disappoint to see a physical finger print sensor instead of an in- display fingerprint as seen on the Oppo R17 Pro and Huawei Mate 20 Pro