It's coming soon the Huawei P50 Pro

Ozinasia wrote: ↑Sun Apr 04, 2021 12:20 pm Excellent phone…but I’m assuming the p50 has no Google …so it’s a No to the P50 from me

You are correct. Sadly me too will not get it. I’m still using the P30 Pro as a primary camera for photos despite using the iPhone 12 Pro Max for work.

https://www.gizchina.com/2021/04/15/hua ... to-buy-it/

HUAWEI P50 WILL BE PRESENTED IN THE SUMMER AND ONLY A FEW WILL BE ABLE TO BUY IT
Abdullah ABDULLAH APRIL 15, 2021



News about Huawei is less and less frequent, and those that are, as a rule, relate to the deplorable position of the company in the smartphone market due to US sanctions. The inventory of components is gradually dwindling, and it is getting closer to the point where it will not be able to produce mobile devices. The lack of components will lead to the fact that the flagship Huawei P50 series will be released in limited edition.

The information came that the company will release only one million models of the Huawei P50 series, which should run the proprietary Harmony OS operating system. Despite the fact that they may present three devices of the new family, one or two models will go on sale. And everything indicates that Huawei P50 will not be sold outside of China; it will be limited to the domestic market, which will easily digest such a small volume of devices.

Initially, it was assumed that the Huawei P50 line would debut in March; but then it was reported that its announcement was postponed to May. Now they say that new smartphones will be presented in June or July; and the Huawei MatePad Pro 2 tablet will debut in the same month. The top-end version of the Huawei P50 series will reach store shelves in August.

HUAWEI P50 PRO +

Earlier, some sources have unveiled high-quality renders of the Huawei P50 Pro + smartphone; which will lead the P50 family of flagship devices.



The images show the use of a display that bends onto the sides of the case. There is a small hole in the top center of this panel for a single selfie camera. The width of the bezels at the top and bottom is kept to a minimum.



Particularly noteworthy is the unusual multi-module rear camera. Its elements are enclosed in two circular areas, which, in turn, form a large oval block.



Based on the renders, there are a total of five sensors involved. In addition, you can see some additional elements and a flash. However, according to web sources, the final layout of the camera may be somewhat different.

https://www.gizchina.com/2021/04/19/hua ... op-design/

HUAWEI P50/PRO NEW LEAK – REAR CAMERA USES A “DUAL-LOOP” DESIGN



Over the past few months, there have been multiple reports regarding the upcoming Huawei P50 series. At launch, this series will be Huawei’s latest flagship smartphone thus a lot is expected from this device. According to the reports so far, the Huawei P50 series will launch in May or June of this year. The latest leak of this upcoming flagship shows the protective cover of the series.

As of now, third-party companies already have the design of the phone is building their accessories. One of the most conspicuous features from the latest leak is the Huawei P50 Series of rear camera module design. According to Weibo blogger @DragonTwoPro, the Huawei P50 series protective case has been made and exposed in advance. The rear camera design appears like a “dual-loop runway”, just the view of a binocular. The style really simple and straightforward, many would expect something for complex for this series.



The Huawei P50 series will adopt a new outsole main camera IMX707 (may hit 1/1.18 inches). In addition to the basic lens, there are multiple auxiliary lenses, including a periscope lens. This smartphone will come with an on-screen fingerprint sensor which is a standard for Android flagships. There will also be dual speakers on the top and bottom of this smartphone.



According to previous reports, Huawei P50 will use a 6.3-inch flat screen and a center single punch-hole front lens. The dimension of the device is about 156.7 x 74 x 8.3 mm (with the upper camera raised, it is 10.6 mm). Thus, the P50 body is larger than the P40 (P40 body size is 148.9 x 71.06 x 8.5 mm).



HUAWEI P50 WILL HAVE LIMITED STOCK

Huawei is currently struggling for survival in the smartphone market. The company acknowledges this stand and a top executive recently revealed that Huawei just wants to survive. Of course, its current position is as a result of the U.S. sanctions. As its chip inventory continues to dwindle, it is slowly getting to a point where it can no longer release new smartphones. The lack of chips and other components means that the Huawei P50 series will have few units.

According to reports, Huawei will only release about a million units of the Huawei P50 series. This one million units will be for the three models in the series. With this number, you can be sure that we will not have this device outside China. This smartphone should run the proprietary Harmony OS operating system.

Jerry Atrick wrote: ↑Sun Apr 04, 2021 12:23 pm Great phones, better than Samsung by a country mile.

Easy to bypass the no Google bullshit also, takes an average user like me 10 minutes once and it's set.

I started with a small Huawei Media Pad M5 Lite 8" as a cheap replacement for my Ipad Mini, was impressed so got a Y9 Prime phone which I think is excellent for the money. Yesterday on a bit of a spur of the moment purchase I picked up a 10.4" Matepad for what I think was an unbelievable price, the equivalent of $315 for a 4GB Ram+128GB storage model, wi-fi not LTE, OTG which is important for me, but also included free was the magnetic keyboard case which alone normally costs $65 and turns it into a perfect mini-laptop.

The guys in the shop did all the necessary software loading re Google and via the Aurora App I've had no hassle loading my normal Playstore based apps.

I walked next door into the Apple shop after purchase just to confirm to myself what great value Huawei products are in comparison.

The 5 eyes treaty countries have declared this company as a risk to the West's security interests.
Not that that is important compared to the phone's fab features and the price.
??

Does the rubber of our values and our supposed big-picture interests ever hit the road when it comes to buying the latest consumables?

Nice design. Nice camera there.

But my life revolves around the Google ecosystem. So it's a no buy.