Guys, as for Huawei P50 series, here are all information that we got so far!

Huawei company is poised for the launch of the Huawei P50 series – the latest phone family in the company’s early flagship line.

Like the Huawei P40 line and the P series’ previous iterations, we expect the P50 series to sport excellent camera performance and battery endurance.

Design of Huawei P50 series

The first so called and vague photo of the P50 Pro spilled in January. While it offered us a nice idea of its shape, it didn’t showcase much of the phone’s design features. On March 10, we finally got a good look at the Huawei P50 Pro’s design.

At the rear, the phone wears a huge pill-shaped camera bump — much larger than the P40 series. This could be proof of a much larger camera sensor. On closer inspection, an IR blaster makes an appearance too, but there’s no 3.5mm headphone jack.

Renders of the standard P50 leaked a day later again. These renders showcase the phone in a silver colorway with a flat display and an equally large camera hump. The IR blaster makes an appearance here too, but again, the headphone jack is absent.

Specs and features of Huawei P50 series

Huawei’s P series model shares key internals with the previous Mate series. Expect the P50 line to borrow some of the Huawei Mate 40 line’s hardware. While some reports suggested that the 5G-capable Kirin 9000 would be the last high-end Kirin to feature in a Huawei flagship, this may not be true. The Huawei P50 series may also sport the SoC. If the Kirin 9000 is at the heart of the P50 line, the 5nm chipset will be a big step up for NPU and CPU performance over the Kirin 990-powered P40.

As for storage and RAM, the base Huawei P40 arrived with 128GB of UFS 3.1 with 8GB of RAM. We don’t expect Huawei to decrease available RAM on the P50 series, but the storage amount remains unknown at present.

Frequent Huawei leaker Rodent950 claimed on Twitter that Sony is working on a one-inch smartphone sensor dubbed the IMX800. The leaker said it’ll be revealed in April, which suggests that we could see a P50 series phone with this huge sensor then.

Will it run Android?

Huawei confirmed in September 2020 that Harmony OS will be available on smartphones come 2021. While the company currently employs Android-based EMUI 11 on its devices, that could be coming to an end with the P50 series.

According to the news , the Huawei P50 series will be “officially equipped” with Harmony OS. Huawei recently unveiled Harmony OS 2.0 beta, and with it a list of compatible devices. While the P50 wasn’t mentioned, the P40 was included. So yes, it’s possible Huawei’s next flagship phone could be the first to launch with its homegrown operating system.

Price prediction of Huawei P50 series

As for pricing, we can make a few hopeful predictions based on the P series’ track record. Huawei stuck with the same price across the P40 and P30 lines. The base P30 and P40 both retailed for €799 (~$971), while the base P30 Pro and P40 Pro models started at €999 (~$1,214). The P40 Pro also got double the storage of its predecessor, too.

Considering Huawei’s struggles to maintain its global market share, we expect to see the firm retain this pricing structure once again. It may even choose to drop these prices a touch, making the P50 series a more attractive offering compared to its competition.