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Huawei Nova 10 series will come with 60MP selfie sensors and Turbo fast charge

The selfie camera of the Huawei Nova 10 series will pack a 60MP sensor, in addition to this is support for 100W turbo fast charging.

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We already know that the Huawei Nova 10 series will launch on the 4th of July. In addition, we have seen its design, a bit on its specifications and what to expect. Now there is more information on the selfie camera abilities of the two models within this coming series.

As with the Nova 9 series, the Pro model or its successor will come with a dual rear camera setup. The base model will come with a single selfie camera on the top right side of the screen. What is more interesting about this selfie camera is that it will feature a 60MP sensor. 

Huawei Nova 10 series

This is the first of its kind, mostly, smartphone manufacturers stick to a maximum of 32MP for the selfie sensor. Increasing the megapixels of this device will make it more appealing as a selfie device. The Pro model of this device will support this 60MP sensor with an 8MP ultrawide sensor.

This selfie sensor is more than the 50MP that’d come on the rear camera of the Huawei Nova 10 series. Certainly, Huawei will bring some software features to enhance photography on both rear and front-facing cameras. The video capability of this device also promises a lot as it boasts support for 4K recording.

Additional information concerning the 100W fast charging ability of the Pro model is also out as well. Starting charge at 0% the 100W charger is said to fill the battery up in 20 minutes. Over the years, Huawei has done a good job maintaining a healthy charging speed on its devices at different price levels

Pricing of this coming device isn’t official yet, but with the launch fast approaching, we know we’d get more information on this soon. The design of the coming Nova device is bold and makes a fashion statement. Huawei will also flex its in-house HarmonyOS on this device, promoting multi-device collaboration.

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