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Huawei P50 Pro could feature 1-inch camera sensor made for smartphones
Huawei P50 Pro rumoured to launch in April Huawei P50 Pro with two large rear cameras leaks in new images
Huawei P50 Pro has leaked showing-off its distinct large cameras housed in a vertical module. The successors to the P40 series are set to go official very soon and the new leak gives us a glimpse at the P50 Pro and how it might look like.
A report on Voice by popular tipster OnLeaks reveals the P50 Pro in its entirety with a curved display and seemingly premium build quality. The pictures shared by the tipster reveals a rather large camera module that houses two cameras. From the pictures, it looks like there are two camera units, but it is also likely that there are multiple cameras underneath.
The Huawei P50 will launch with the Kirin 9000E processor, thereby becoming the new Lite variant
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Huawei s flagship P-series of smartphones has come to contain Pro variants over the years - as well as various other spin-offs that typically include Pro+ and Lite models. The OEM ostensibly does so in order to cover every section of the market possible with the same, mobile photography-synonym of a product name.
However, there are now signs that it might have seen the need to streamline this approach in 2021. It comes in the form of a new leak from RODENT950, who claims that Huawei will restrict itself to releasing the P50, P50 Pro and P50 Pro+. That might be it for the P40 successors in 2021.
The Huawei P50 s rear panel allegedly surfaces in a new leak
Is this the Huawei P50? (Source: LetsGoDigital)
Huawei is slated to launch its flagship P50 smartphone series in early 2021. According to a new leak, its vanilla model will have 5 rather different rear cameras, arranged in a new slim housing. It has been worked up into high-end renders that also show quad-curved displays and singular punch-hole selfie shooter.
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The successors to the Huawei P40 series of flagship phones may launch sometime soon. It is thought to have waterfall-style displays (again) and is likely to be a HarmonyOS device. Now, a new leak might reveal its new and elaborate rear camera array.