Huawei P50 Pro - Wait Over!! By Tech Town

So Huawei has been engaged in a deadlock with the US government for nearly two years now, but that hasn't stopped the Chinese company from building some of the best smartphones out there. The Huawei Mate 40 series that launched in October 2020 was the prime example of it, with Huawei flexing its muscles, with some of the best smartphone hardware and design on display, and if this new leak is anything to go by, it looks like the company will continue its march forward on the same path this year as well, but before further we do if you do end up liking. What you see here, please consider subscribing and turn on notifications by hitting that bell icon. Now, let's get back to the video, so Huawei's smartphone business might be having a rough time, but that does not stop the company from launching new devices. The p50 series is usually launched in March and according to one of the most trustworthy Easter rodent, the new lineup will arrive between March 26 to March 28 and according to leaks this time the p50 series will bring some major improvements in the design and camera department. So, according to rodent, Huawei has finalized the design and the phone is ready to go into mass production.

The new series will bring a new design. The p50 pro and p50 pro plus will certainly bring a new camera setup, improved screen and gaming capabilities. The front panel will be OLED, while Korean manufacturers, lg and Samsung are ready to provide panels. But, according to some reports, Huawei will also rely on fellow Chinese company BOE for some devices likely the ones for the domestic market while coming to the chipset. According to reports, there would be once again three phones with two different chipsets.

The vanilla, Huawei p50 will come with a Kiran 9000d, while the p50 pro and p50 pro plus, will run on the flagship platform Kiran 9000. So what do you guys think about the upcoming Huawei p50 series? Let me know in the comments down below and as always, I will see you guys in my next video.

Source : Tech Town