One of the main reasons why Huawei smartphone shipment numbers are growing while other major vendors are struggling to defy the industry’s overall stagnation might be how the company approaches the market trends. Back within the spring of 2018, the P20 professional showed Huawei wasn’t afraid to each set and follow trends, sporting a then one-of-a-kind triple rear camera setup, but also an iPhone X-inspired notch.
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Based on info obtained by Olixar, a reasonably esteemedmanufacturer of mobile device accessories, shared with Mobile Fun, an equallyhonored retail merchant of such things, the Huawei P30 and P30 professional canrevise that strategy… a little, following and snubbing trends rather thantrying to interrupt new style ground. As already reported, it’s just like thedisreputable notch is here to remain as so much as this explicit OEM’sflagships are involved. Unlike the Samsung Galaxy A8s, which is almostdefinitely testing the waters ahead of a Galaxy S10 launch with in-displaycamera technology, the Huawei Nova 4 experiment may not mean very much for thefast-approaching P30 duo. Instead of drilling holes into their little questionstunning displays, the Huawei P30 and P30 Pro are expected to follow the suitof the regular Mate 20 with a discreet “waterdrop”-style notch.
Huawei P30 and P30 Pro renders show waterdrop notch on both
Meanwhile, we tend to in all probability shouldn’t be stunned to ascertain the P30 professional rendered with four rear-facing shooters. We’re also ready to bet the farm this quad camera arrangement will be executed a lot better than the shockingly bad imaging sensors on the back of Samsung’s Galaxy A9 (2018). Obviously, Olixar and Mobile Fun have no info to share on the specifications of the two ultra-high-end handsets, but it’s interesting to highlight the Huawei P30 Pro could feature an outsized diode flash positioned next to its four rear shooters instead of a presumptively “normal” one sitting below the 3 cameras on the rear of the “regular” Huawei P30.
