Huawei Nova 5i Pro schematic reveals Quadruple camera setup and Punch-Hole display


Nova 5i Pro

The Huawei Nova 5 was unveiled yesterday at an event in China. The announcement not only brought the Nova 5, but also the Nova 5i, and a Pro variant. The company was also expected to unveil a Pro variant for the Huawei Nova 5i, as it was listed on a Chinese’s retailer website. However, this has not happened yet. A new schematic also reveals that the listed images that supposedly revealed the Huawei Nova 5i Pro design were wrong.

Nova 5i Pro

The images that popped out in the Chinese’s retailer website showed the 5i Pro with a wide notch. Furthermore, it would also come with a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner, and four cameras – two in front and two on the back. However, a new schematic was revealed by nothing else than Evan Blass, from evleaks.

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Nova 5i Pro

According to the picture shared by the reliable leakster, the 5i Pro will feature a punch hole display like the nova 5i. Furthermore, it boasts a quad camera setup at the back accompanied by a fingerprint scanner and LED flash. However, unlike its sibling, the 5i Pro fingerprint in the center below the square-ish quad camera setup.

Other details revealed by this new picture are the placement for buttons and USB port. The Volume Rocker and Power Button will be placed on the right side of the phone. The USB-C port will be placed in the bottom part of the handset alongside what seems to be a 3.5mm headphone jack. For now, there are no much details about the internals on this device. However, since it carries the “Pro” moniker we can expect improved specs.

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