As scheduled on July 29, Huawei is back on stage, unveiling all-new P50 and P50 Pro. Two siblings lack Android services once again due to US ban on the Chinese firm. Finally, HarmonyOS is making its way to P50 lineup. The new software brings New Home Screen, Service Widgets, Control Panel, Service Center, Smart Folder, Harmony Fonts, Super Device, and Huawei Share. One of the top features of P50 series is InterConnectivity – that lets you connect multiple devices from one giant. Intercon is perhaps to replace Android for all Huawei products. There are special themes. Huawei Account Kit and Huawei App Store provide alter ways to Gmail and Play Store. Similarly, AdKit takes place of Google’s Admob.
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Huawei P50 Price in Australia
Huawei P50 lineup looks unique, especially when it comes to optics. There is a 1-inch Sony IMX 800 sensor for the first time on any smartphone. Such a big lens would let you capture more light. There are Leica-branded three cameras for P50 (Main, ultra-wide, telephoto) and four for P50 Pro (Main, ultrawide, periscope telephoto, monochrome).
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Huawei P50 Pro Price in Australia
The standard P50 is 6.5-inch in size, while Pro stretches up to a 6.6-inch large screen. Switch to either 90Hz or 120Hz OLED display. Huawei P50 packs an SD888 processor, while P50 Pro arrives in both Kirin 9000 and SD888 chipset.
Huawei P50 and P50 Pro arrive in only 4G variants. You have the following RAM and Storage configurations, 8GB/12GB and 128GB/256GB/512GB. The Pro siblings (4360mAh) would last longer than the standard (4100mAh). A 66W Fast Charge and 50W Wireless Charge is compatible with the P50 lineup.
When will Huawei P50 and P50 Pro be available in Australia?
Right now, the Huawei P50 lineup has made its way to China. But we expect the flagship smartphones to launch in other parts of the world by next month (August 2021). Some gossips are already pouring out, suggesting P50 lineup availability would be extend to some other countries by next week.