Huawei’s upcoming P-series flagship looks heavily inspired by the iPhone X

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Following the launch of the Mate 10 series late last year, Huawei’s next focus will be their upcoming P-series smartphones. This would replace their current P10/P10 Plus/P10 lite and it will feature a Full View display like its current Mate10 and Nova 2i series.

After having two generations of dual-camera smartphones in partnership with Leica, the next flagship will come with up to three cameras at the rear. If you’re wondering how it might look like, @onleaks has revealed a couple of renders for the purported P20 and P20 Lite via TigerMobile. The model name isn’t finalised yet but Huawei has been speculated to jump from P10 straight to P20 for 2018.

According to the source, there are two prototypes for the P20 Plus with one having a fingerprint sensor below the display, while the other has a rear-mounted unit. To maximise the screen size, the P20 Plus will get a full edge to edge display that comes with a notch at the top like the iPhone X that’s slightly narrower. It appears to have two cameras up front while the rear gets a total of 3 camera lenses.

For this prototype, the 3rd lens is separated from the main dual-camera bump which looks quite strange. A few days ago, we saw a couple of casing renders that placed all 3 cameras on a single camera bump. Interestingly, the HUAWEI brand is placed vertically at the lower back, which makes it more noticeable when held in landscape mode. You can check out the 360-degree video of the device below.

After having two generations of dual-camera smartphones in partnership with Leica, the next flagship will come with up to three cameras at the rear. If you’re wondering how it might look like, @onleaks has revealed a couple of renders for the purported P20 and P20 Lite via TigerMobile. The model name isn’t finalised yet but Huawei has been speculated to jump from P10 straight to P20 for 2018.

The dual-camera bump also looks similar to the iPhone X with LED flash placed underneath. While the P20 Plus display looks like a 6-incher, the P20 Lite’s screen appears to be about 5.7 inches.

It will be a good one if these phone is available for the option to buy contract phone online.

Read More: https://www.soyacincau.com/2018/02/09/huawei-p20-p20-lite-design-inspired-by-iphone-x/#comment-5024679765

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