This month (November), Huawei is anticipated to launch the Nova 12 series of smartphones in the Chinese market. Multiple models, including the Nova 12, Nova 12 Pro, and Nova 12 Ultra, are anticipated to be part of the lineup. Furthermore, an entry-level model might be released, potentially replacing the October-debuting Nova 11 SE. Initial information about the aforementioned device has been leaked by a Chinese leaker.
The Huawei Nova 12 Vitality Edition
As per the leaker, the entry-level phone of the Nova 12 series won’t be called the Nova 12 SE because it won’t bear the “SE” branding. The Nova 11 SE was only announced a few months ago, so that’s probably why. It might be dubbed the Nova 12 Vitality Edition or Nova 12 Lite, according to the most recent leak.
According to the tipster, the purported Nova 12 Lite will have a 50-megapixel primary camera on the back of the device in addition to a 60-megapixel camera on the front. It will have an in-screen fingerprint scanner for security. White, Black, and No. 12, which seems to be a signature color, are the three shades that the entire Nova 12 series is expected to come in.
Previous release trends suggest that the Vitality Edition might cost approximately 1,000 Yuan (~$139). It’s possible that the upcoming Kirin 830 chip will be included in the standard Nova 12. It might cost about 2,000 Yuan (~$278). The estimated price range for the Nova 12 Pro and 12 Ultra is 3,000 Yuan (~$417) to 4,000 Yuan (~$557). These devices could be pre-configured with the recently released Kriin 9006 chip or the Kirin 9000s.
In other news, tomorrow (Dec. 12) in Dubai, Huawei will host a launch event. During the aforementioned event, the company will unveil the MatePad Pro 13.2 flagship tablet, which comes with open-style headphones and the Kirin 9000s chip.
