New Huawei Nova 8: But what happens to that camera?

Despite the difficulties experienced by Huawei in Spain, the company continues to be a benchmark in terms of quality and design in its superior ranges. In his native country, one of the most powerful is the Nova series, a range in which his new generation has just presented.

Some time ago we already met the first of the members, the Nova 8 SE, and today it is the turn to meet his older brothers, some mobiles that stand out mainly in the design of the camera for being striking.

The new Huawei mobiles attract attention in the design of their camera

The new Huawei Nova 8 and 8 Pro are a minor evolution of those we already met in April of this year. Beyond looking for a revolution in hardware, the Chinese company has preferred to focus on improving its design so that it captures all eyes. And what if they have.

In an era in which the fronts are all screen, it is increasingly difficult to differentiate one mobile from another. Given the importance of mobile photography, camera designs are becoming more and more exaggerated to denote the feeling that photographic sensors are larger and more powerful.

And that would be the great asset of the Huawei Nova 8, which although it seems that they continue with the same configuration of cameras of the generation with a 64 Mpx main sensor, a poor 8 Mpx ultra-wide angle and 2 2 Mpx sensors that we could Considering almost props, the configuration of the module draws our attention, and it is that they have managed to differentiate the importance of its sensors by giving great prominence to the front.

Despite being a normal 64MP sensor, the design of the camera has been exaggerated to give the feeling of being in a higher category.

At the level of technical specifications, they are two models that are not bad at all. They have screens with a high refresh rate (90 Hz in the Nova 8 and 120 Hz in the 8 Pro) and the powerful Huawei Kirin 985, a chip that, although very powerful, is disappointing if we consider that it is the same as it already is. found in the Nova 7.

Among the most notable improvements, we can see the evolution of fast charging, which now reaches 66 W, an internal graphene heatsink that should maintain temperature levels better and a three-microphone system for recording video with zoom of Audio.

The Huawei Nova 8 will begin to be sold in China as of today at the following prices:

• Huawei Nova 8:
  • 8 + 128 GB version for 3,299 yuan, 418 euros at the change.
  • 8 + 256 GB version for 3,699 yuan, 465 euros at the change.
• Huawei Nova 8 Pro:
  • 8 + 128 GB version for 3999 yuan, 502 euros to change.
  • 8 + 256 GB version for 4399 yuan, 553 euros at the change.

Features Huawei Nova 8 and 8 Pro

• Screen:
  • Nova 8:
    • Resolution: 2340 x 1080.
    • Diagonal: 6.57 inches.
    • Refresh rate: 90 hertz.
    • Touch Refresh Rate: 240 Hertz.
  • Nova 8 Pro:
    • Resolution: 2676 x 1236.
    • Diagonal: 6.72 inches.
    • Refresh rate: 120 hertz.
    • Touch refresh rate: 300 hertz.
• Performance:
  • Processor: Kirin 985.
  • Memory versions:
    • 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage.
    • 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage.
• Cameras:
  • Rear:
    • 64 Mpx main sensor.
    • 8MP ultra wide angle sensor.
    • 2 Mpx depth camera.
    • 2 Mpx macro camera.
  • Fronts:
    • 16 Mpx main sensor.
    • 32MP ultra wide angle sensor.
• Drums:
  • Capacity: 3,900 mAh.
  • 66W fast charge.
• Measurements:163.3 x 74.1 x 7.85 mm.
• Weight:184 grams.
• System:
  • Android 10.
  • Personalization layer: EMUI 11.

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