Huawei has always been known for caring about its customers’ pockets. A clear example of this is the new Huawei Nova 10z device, a mid-range phone with very good specifications that will hit the market at a price of less than $250.
Following the presentations of the new Huawei Mate 50 and 50 Pro phones, the Chinese company felt the need to attract new customers with a stunning device, featuring good cameras and a more attractive price. This is how Huawei Nova 10z is being introduced, a mobile phone positioned below the Mate 50E.
As is often the case with Huawei’s mobile devices launched later in the market, the Nova 10z stands out in some features and not so much in others.
In terms of design, it is very clear that Huawei has used the structure of previous models in the relevant range, with many similarities to the known Nova 8 phone.
With no official confirmation, it seems that some of the internal hardware elements will also remain unchanged. In other words, the Nova 10z will continue to use an octa-core processor, likely the Kirin 710A.
– Full phone specifications
– 6.6-inch Full HD+ screen (2400×1080 pixels) with LCD panel.
– Octa-core processor (likely Kirin 710A).
– RAM currently unknown.
– Storage capacity: 128/256 GB.
– Main rear camera with 64MP resolution and f/1.9 aperture.
– 8MP wide-angle camera with f/2.4 aperture.
– 2MP macro camera.
– LED flash.
– 16MP front camera.
– Connectivity: USB C, dual-band WiFi 6, 4G SIM, GPS, Bluetooth 5.1, 3.5mm audio jack, fingerprint sensor.
– 4000mAh battery with 40W fast charging.
– Harmony OS 2.0 operating system.
Despite its 4000mAh battery, which is usually not found in phones under $250, it stands out for supporting 40W fast charging.
As mentioned by Huawei, the base price of the Nova 10z will be $230 at the current exchange rate (1599 yuan). Its release date is still unknown, as well as whether it will reach international markets before the end of 2022.
