We’re about halfway through the first year of the Huawei P9 and already we’re starting to see leaks for its successor, the Huawei P10. Thanks to the Chinese social media site Weibo we may just have some prototype images and specs for the device which should launch around April 2017.
The images show off a familiar design language for smartphone design in late 2016 with a front mounted fingerprint sensor, dual rear cameras (again) and a soft rounded all metal exterior. According to the rumour, other specs include a 5.5″ QHD display, A Kirin 960 processor paired with 4GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage or 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage.
This early in the game this is definitely a grain of salt rumour, however, if you’re a Huawei fan it might be good to see what they may be cooking up next.
Are you excited for the Huawei P10? Let us know below.
Hopefully this one doesn’t require the Porsche gimmick premium to be paid for the higher end models…
What is it with Chinese phone makers and huge top and bottom bezels ?
You mean chinese manufacturers like Google, Sony, Apple, Microsoft, HTC?
Outside of Samsung and LG they all do it.
Huh ? have you not seen the Pixel chin ? What about Apple’s phones…
Generally the Chinese are making quality phones with larger screen to body ratio.
Capacitive keys?