The Huawei Nova 13 series has been officially announced, introducing two fresh mid-range smartphones. The Pro version is equipped with a quad-camera system on its rear, while the regular model comes with three cameras. Additionally, the Nova 13 Pro boasts a larger pill-shaped camera island, which includes two flash modules.
Pre-Order Availability
Both devices are currently open for pre-order in China. Nevertheless, Huawei has not disclosed the precise pricing for either smartphone. The only information shared by the company is that the standard Nova 13 will be priced below CNY 3,000 (around $421), and the Pro model will cost under CNY 4,000 (approximately $562) in the Chinese marketplace.
Design & Camera Features
Moreover, teaser images suggest that the back of the Huawei Nova 13 smartphones will feature a checkered pattern, setting them apart from older models. While detailed specifications have yet to be announced, these teasers indicate that the standard variant will include a 50 MP main camera. On the front, the standard model has a single camera cutout, while the Pro version is designed with a pill-shaped cutout that seemingly accommodates a dual camera setup.
Huawei has also hinted that the Nova 13 variants will come with a multi-focal length portrait sensor, promising better camera performance compared to previous models. Furthermore, there will be AI photo-editing options included.
Upcoming Launch
Other specifics remain unknown, but Huawei plans to launch the Nova 13 series on October 22, which is just around the corner. At the same event, the company is also expected to provide additional information about HarmonyOS NEXT.
Huawei on Weibo via: IT Home (translated from Chinese)
