Tag: Huawei Nova Flip Phone

  • Huawei Nova Flip Sells Over 45,000 Units in 72 Hours Since Launch

    Huawei Nova Flip Sells Over 45,000 Units in 72 Hours Since Launch

    Huawei recently introduced its Nova Flip, a vertically folding smartphone available in four colors: Green, Pink, White, and Black. The Huawei Nova Flip is priced as follows: 12GB+256GB at 5,288 Yuan (~ $740), 12GB+512GB at 5,688 Yuan ($795), and 12GB+1TB at 6,488 Yuan ($910).

    Impressive Sales Figures

    45,000 units sold in 72 hours of launch
    Huawei announced that Nova Flip sales surpassed 45,000 units within 72 hours post-launch. This marks an 85% increase in sales compared to the same period last year for the company’s flip phones.

    Technical Specifications

    The Huawei Nova Flip is equipped with the Kirin 8000 chipset and runs HarmonyOS 4.2. The international version offers storage options of 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB, paired with 12GB RAM. It houses a 4,400 mAh silicon anode battery and supports 66W Huawei Super Fast Charge Turbo 2.0, which can fully charge the battery in just 40 minutes.

    Display and Camera

    The inner foldable screen is 6.94 inches with a resolution of 1136 x 2690 pixels. This LTPO OLED panel achieves a peak brightness of 1200 nits. The outer square display is 2.14 inches with a resolution of 480 x 480 pixels and supports a 120Hz refresh rate.

    In terms of cameras, the phone features a dual-lens setup on the back: a 50 MP main camera with a 1/1.56" sensor size behind an f/1.9 aperture, and an 8 MP ultrawide camera with a 112-degree field of view.

    Dimensions and Weight

    When folded, the phone measures 15.1mm in thickness, and 6.88mm (leather back) when unfolded, making it thinner than both the Xiaomi Mix Flip and Galaxy Z Flip 6. The leather back variant weighs 195 grams.

  • Huawei Nova Flip with Kirin 8000 Spotted on Geekbench

    Huawei Nova Flip with Kirin 8000 Spotted on Geekbench

    Ahead of its official unveiling on August 5th, the Huawei Nova Flip has appeared on Geekbench, revealing details about its processor. While previous leaks have covered the phone’s screens, cameras, and battery, the SoC remained unknown until now.

    The Geekbench listing shows that the Nova Flip will be powered by Huawei’s Kirin 8000 SoC. This mid-range processor includes a single Cortex-A77 core clocked at 2.40 GHz, three additional Cortex-A77 cores at 2.19 GHz, and four energy-efficient Cortex-A55 cores running at 1.84 GHz. The listing also suggests an Arm Mali-G610 GPU.

    Performance and Operating System

    The SoC specs make it clear that the phone is designed for everyday tasks rather than demanding applications or high-end gaming. The Geekbench scores themselves reflect this, with the Nova Flip achieving a single-core score of 1,000 and a multi-core score of 2,419 on Geekbench 6.2.

    Another interesting detail from the listing is the operating system. While the phone seems to be running Android 12, there’s a possibility that Geekbench misidentified it. Huawei has transitioned many of its devices to its in-house HarmonyOS platform, and it’s possible the benchmark software misinterpreted the version.

    RAM and Display Specifications

    The final piece of information from the benchmark is the RAM capacity. The Nova Flip has 12GB of RAM, which is likely the top-tier option for the device.

    As for the known specs of the phone, the Nova Flip will have a primary 6.94-inch LTPO OLED panel with a resolution of 2690 x 1136 pixels and a 120Hz refresh rate. The cover screen will measure 2.14-inch and while it’s an OLED screen, the refresh rate is capped at 60 Hz.

    Camera and Battery

    The camera system of the phone will include a 32MP selfie camera and a 50MP primary lens paired with an 8MP ultrawide on the back. Fueling the device will be a 4400mAh cell with 66W fast charging support.


  • Huawei Nova Flip pre-orders open in China before August 6 launch

    Huawei Nova Flip pre-orders open in China before August 6 launch

    Huawei’s forthcoming foldable phone, the Nova Flip, is now available for pre-order. Prospective buyers can reserve their device with a deposit of 100 yuan. Full payment and pre-sale activities will commence on August 5th at 20:30 (CST), with the official release set for August 6th.

    Exclusive Offers

    The first 1000 customers who make the full payment will receive a special Butterbear gift box. Additionally, customers stand a chance to win new products, benefit from 6-month interest-free installment plans, and can share their purchase experience to win extra gifts.

    The Huawei Nova Flip is available in four fashionable colors: New Green, Cherry Pink, Zero White, and Starry Black. Buyers can select between two storage configurations: 256GB or 512GB, both equipped with 12GB RAM, providing ample space for applications and files.

    Design and Specifications

    Huawei unveiled a teaser video for this smartphone two days ago, showcasing its design. Unlike the circular external screen of the Pocket 2, the Nova Flip features a smaller, square outer display. The rear of the phone includes a square camera module with dual lenses. Images also depict a metal frame and a SIM slot at the bottom. The inner screen has a centered punch-hole selfie camera, and the Nova Flip maintains a slim profile of just 6.88mm.

    Speculation suggests it will be powered by a Kirin 5G chip, have 66W charging capability, and a 50-megapixel main sensor. The main display is rumored to be 6.9 inches, accompanied by a smaller 2.1-inch cover screen. It will operate on Huawei’s HarmonyOS AI Fun and is anticipated to include AI features.

    Pricing and Additional Products

    Huawei has positioned the Nova Flip as a more budget-friendly option in the foldable phone market, with an expected price of around 5,000 yuan, approximately $690. While it may not use the highest-end materials, the Nova Flip aims to provide good value for money and is targeted at a younger audience.

    In addition to the much-awaited Nova Flip, Huawei will also launch the MatePad Pro 12.2, MatePad Air 2024, MateBook GT 14, and the Hongmeng Smart Enjoy S9 car.


    Huawei Nova Flip pre-orders open in China before August 6 launch
  • Huawei Nova Flip Specs: Display, Camera, Processor, and Price

    Huawei Nova Flip Specs: Display, Camera, Processor, and Price

    Huawei has officially announced the upcoming release of its new foldable clamshell phone, the Nova Flip. While specific details about the phone’s specifications have not been shared by the company, a leak from tipster Digital Chat Station (DCS) has provided some insight into what we might expect.

    The Nova Flip is anticipated to be a budget-friendly option in the expanding foldable phone market. However, this lower price could mean a less luxurious feel compared to more expensive foldable models.

    Expected Build and Pricing

    According to DCS, the Nova Flip might have an "inferior in CMF texture," which likely indicates the use of more economical materials. This trade-off could be justified by its price, which is rumored to be around 5,000 yuan (approximately $690).

    Performance and Charging

    The leak also mentions that the Nova Flip will be equipped with a Kirin 5G chip, although the exact model is still unknown. One standout feature is its 66W charging capability, significantly faster than the Galaxy Z Flip 6’s 25W charging. However, there is no information about wireless charging at this time.

    Camera and Display

    For the camera setup, the Nova Flip is expected to feature a dual-camera system with a 50-megapixel main sensor, likely accompanied by a secondary sensor for depth or ultrawide shots.

    In terms of display, the main screen is reported to be 6.9 inches. The cover screen is quite small, measuring just 2.1 inches according to DCS, and this is evident from the official renders. Specific details on resolution and refresh rate are not yet available but are expected to align with mid-range foldable standards.

    Huawei Nova Flip
    Despite not having premium specs or materials, the Nova Flip’s rumored price could make it an attractive option for budget-conscious consumers interested in foldable phones. The official launch is set for August 6th, and it will be interesting to see how the Nova Flip compares to its competition.


    Huawei Nova Flip Specs: Display, Camera, Processor, and Price
  • Huawei to Launch Nova Flip, Replacing Nova 13 Series This August

    Huawei to Launch Nova Flip, Replacing Nova 13 Series This August

    Huawei’s highly-awaited Nova 13 series smartphone release has been postponed, as reported by reputable industry insider Digital Chat Station. The series, which was initially expected to launch in August, will now not be making an appearance.

    Upcoming Flip Phone

    In place of the Nova 13 series, the Chinese tech behemoth is preparing to launch a Nova-branded flip phone. Although specifics about this forthcoming device are limited, the Nova line’s reputation for combining high-end features with competitive pricing suggests a similar strategy for the new flip phone.

    Anticipated Features of Nova 13 Series

    Regarding the delayed Nova 13 series, there are some intriguing rumored specifications. The Pro and Ultra models are speculated to include satellite connectivity, a feature gaining popularity recently. These devices might be powered by the same flagship Kirin 9010 SoC found in the newly released Huawei Pura 70 series.

    The Nova 13 series is also expected to adopt the XMAGE camera technology currently utilized in Huawei’s Pura and Mate flagship models. Enhanced selfie capabilities are anticipated, thanks to dual front-facing cameras.

    Display and Operating System

    Leaks indicate that the standard Nova 13 may feature a flat screen, while the other models could have a slightly curved design. All devices are rumored to boast a 1.5K resolution display, balancing between Full HD and Quad HD.

    Pre-installed with the HarmonyOS Next operating system, the Nova 13 series is also rumored to have a rear camera system with variable aperture technology for the main camera. The higher-tier models might include a periscope telephoto lens. Although these details are yet to be confirmed, they hint at a potentially feature-rich mid-range offering.

    While fans might be disappointed by the delay of the Nova 13 series, the introduction of a Huawei-branded flip phone brings an exciting new aspect to the company’s smartphone lineup. Stay tuned for further updates on these devices.

  • Huawei Nova Series Flip Phone May Launch Early Next Month

    Huawei Nova Series Flip Phone May Launch Early Next Month

    Earlier, it was reported that Huawei is developing a Nova-branded foldable phone. According to a new report from “Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily,” insiders have confirmed the phone's existence. Initially, the phone was supposed to be launched last month, but the release was delayed for unspecified reasons. Now, Huawei insiders have disclosed that the Nova-branded flip phone will be released in early August this year. As the launch approaches, let's explore what makes this new product noteworthy.

    Huawei Pocket 2

    Nova Series Flip Phone to Be More Affordable Than the Huawei Pocket 2

    The Nova series flip phone is expected to feature an upgraded external screen compared to this year’s Huawei Pocket 2.

    In terms of pricing, the new flip phone will be more expensive than previous models in the Nova series. However, since it is part of the Nova lineup, it will be more affordable than the Pocket series devices.

    Although not much is known about the internal specifications, we can speculate based on the Huawei Pocket 2, which was released in February this year.

    The Pocket 2 boasts a quad rear camera setup (50MP + 8MP + 12MP + 2MP) with a circular external display within two circular rings. The 8MP camera features a 3x telephoto lens with an f/2.4 aperture and OIS. The Pocket 2 also has a water drop hinge, which reportedly reduces the crease by 62%.

    Performance and Battery

    Regarding performance, the phone is expected to be equipped with the in-house developed Kirin 9000s chipset, which supports two-way satellite connectivity. It also includes a 4520mAh battery that supports 66W wired fast charging and 40W wireless fast charging.