Huawei's New Kirin 5G Phone Gets 3C Certification

Huawei's Kirin 5G new phone with the model PSD-AL00 has obtained 3C certification and supports 66W fast charging as reported by TapTechNews on June 1.

Details of the specific model of the new phone remain unclear. However, according to blogger @Digital Chat Station, Huawei's upcoming core product is likely to be the nova 13 series, with all models standardly equipped with Kirin 5G chips, and the Ultra version will continuously explore the high-price range.

For reference, Huawei nova 12 Ultra supports two-way Beidou satellite messaging, is equipped with a 6.78-inch 2776×1224 OLED double-hole curved screen with the same depth on all four sides, supports 120Hz refresh rate, 300Hz touch sampling rate, and 2160Hz high-frequency PWM dimming, and is equipped with a second-generation Kunlun glass cover. The phone supports gesture control from a distance and smart payment, and uses the Kirin 9000SL processor.

The phone has a 60MP autofocus front camera (1/2.61) + 8MP portrait close-up lens (2x optical zoom, 5x digital zoom), which has the same parameters as the previous generation and is equipped with the XDPortrait Da Vinci portrait engine and supports 3 color models: original, texture, and makeup. The rear main camera is upgraded to the second-generation variable aperture, which supports 6 curved blades with 18 sides, and the sensor is a 50MP RYYB.

The price of Huawei nova 12 Ultra mobile phone with 12GB+512GB is $667 (approx.), and the price with 12GB+1TB is $785 (approx.).