Huawei has quietly announced a new budget smartphone known as the Huawei Nova Lite 3+ in the Japanese market today. Based on its design and specs, it is obvious that this handset is essentially a rebranded model of the current Huawei P Smart 2020. The Huawei Nova Lite 3+ features a 6.21-inches FHD+ LCD display which employs a dewdrop-notch design to houses its single 8 megapixels selfie camera.
On the back panel, there is a rectangular camera module fitted to its top-left corner. This module has a 13 megapixels main camera and a 2 megapixels depth sensor. Furthermore, you can also find a fingerprint scanner at the back as well. Under the hood, the Huawei Nova Lite 3+ will be powered by an octa-core Kirin 710 SoC which will be assisted by 4GB of RAM and 128GB onboard storage space which can be further expandable via a microSD card. To keep its lights on, there is a 3,400mAh battery at the helm which is capable of supporting hours of continuous usage. Although this device runs on a slightly older EMUI 9.1 (based on Android 9), it actually comes pre-loaded with Google Mobile Services (GMS).