Huawei nova can surely be termed as the star in making, and we are saying so because this device has every potential to become a striking mid-range device.
It comes as the newest of mid-range device having a dash of finest feel over the compulsory hardware minimum. In the past too, Huawei has tried in bringing in major changes to its flagships; and has not limited itself to a few alterations here and there.
So, let us have a close look at the Huawei Nova device and figure out what it has in store for us all.
Design And Build Quality
Design is one aspect where the Huawei nova has left a remarkable impression. One look at it and you certainly won’t be able to take your eyes off. It sports a beautiful aluminum unibody, with curved sides that add to its elegant look.
The company seems to have taken inspiration from Nexus 6P as this device too has an alike dark glass about the camera lens on both sides of the phone. This also acts as the antenna band. There is one plastic strip placed at the bottom which happens to be used to cover the second antenna. There is a 2.5D black glass which ends into device’s chamfered intonation. It has a fingerprint scanner on the back and does a great job.
Above its 5" 1080p display, one can find an earpiece escorted by 8MP selfie camera teamed with a pair of sensors. Below the screen you can find Huawei logo. At the left, the device has hybrid card slot. It can either house two nano-SIM cards. Its volume rocker and power key are metal made and placed at the right end. At the back, the device has 12MP camera along with f/2.2 aperture, 1.25μm pixel size PDAF+, single LED flash and hybrid autofocus.
Display
Huawei nova comes with a very capable 5" IPS display which has 1080p resolution along with 441ppi pixel density. Its 2.5D screen glass is good but lacks the required protection from damage and scratches. It does a pretty decent job, however, under bright sunlight; the display does disappoint you a bit.
Battery Life
Huawei nova houses 3,020mAh non-removable battery with 14nm midrange Snapdragon processor we. The phone can last for 3 and half day with single charging, and mixed usage; which is a commendable thing. Its dual-SIM standby counts for 2 hours only from the total fortitude rating.
Connectivity & Software
The device supports four 2G bands, five 3G bands, in addition to eight 4G bands. It supports LTE connectivity with Cat.7. It supports single-band 2.4GHz Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi+ and hotspot capabilities. The device also has options for Bluetooth is v4.1 and NFC. Its GPS support has A-GPS and GLONASS. Audio connectivity is supported by 3.5mm jack. It also has USB Type-C connector that helps charging as well as data connections.
It runs on Android 6.0 Marshmallow, merged with Huawei's Emotion UI, v.4.1 iteration. Its home screen has various things, the wallpaper gets updated automatically. And it gives you numerous options in regards to lock and home screen.
Performance
Powered by Snapdragon 625 chip, the device gives you eight Cortex-A53 cores, while operating at 2.0 GHz, with relatively new Adreno 506 GPU. For storage, Huwaei nova gives 3GB of RAM. Its chip is made with 14nmprocess, similar manufacture process Qualcomm has been using for its high end chips such as the Snapdragon 820. This calls for less power utilization and lesser running temperature when compared to other mid-range devices.
At the camera front, the device comes with 12MP camera which has F2.2 aperture, phase detection and disparity recognition hybrid autofocus, in addition to a single LED flash. Its pixels are 1.25µm large. This is in all probability the identical sensor that was used for principal picturesque duty on Huawei P9 and Honor 8.
Conclusion
One can say that the Huawei nova happens to be an unsullied start that is all set to challenge the current range of mid-range devices. It has pioneered some finest features like design and build, enhanced camera, and top-quality user experience.
If you’ve been a fan of the Nexus device, this one is sure to leave you impressed!
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