Huawei Nova 6 Price And Specs Leaked - Launch Expected In December

Huawei is expected to launch its Nova 6 smartphone by December and the smartphone is said to arrive in the Chinese market in 4G and 5G variants. There is already a lot of buzz on the internet about the phone and now the latest render has surfaced on the web revealing the design and specifications of the phone. Here are the details:

Huawei Nova 6 Rumored Specifications

According to My Smart Price report, the Huawei Nova 6 is expected to arrive with quad rear cameras setup with the combination of 60MP primary sensor + 16MP wide-angle lense+ 2MP telephoto lens and 2MP depth sensor for bokeh effect. The quad-camera setup will be accompanied with an LED flash, and it has also been speculated that the primary sensor will be powered by Sony IMX686.

The leaked renders also suggest that the phone will sport a punch-hole on the display which will be housing a 32MP camera sensor with 12MP front camera for selfies and video calls.

The Huawei Nova 6 is said to pack a 6.44-inch IPS LCD with a resolution of 1080 x 2340 pixels. Earlier it was rumored that the phone will come with 90Hz refresh rate display, but the latest report claims that it will pack the traditional 60Hz screen.

Besides, it will also come equipped with a side-mounted fingerprint scanner instead of an in-display scanner. The report also claimed that the Nova 6 will be powered by Kirin 990 processor, clubbed with 8GB/12GB of RAM with 128GB/ 256GB of storage respectively.

The smartphone will be fuelled by a 4,000 mAh battery which comes with 40W fast charging support also known as Magic Charge technology.

Although the report didn't confirm the variants of the Huawei Nova 6, it has mentioned that three variants will come with a price tag of Yuan 3,499 (approx $499 or Rs. 34,930), Yuan 3,799 (approx $542 or Rs. 37,940) and Yuan 4,099 (approx $584 or Rs. 40,880) respectively.

Meanwhile, we recommend all the readers to take all this information with the pinch of salt because there are no concrete shreds of evidence to prove the originality.