Huawei P50 Pro has basically nothing to surprise us with anymore, after quite a few leaks and renders. Well today we’re graced with a new set of images, courtesy of designer Waqar Khan. He took all the new info we’ve seen on the web lately and turned it into a
Huawei had a big event this week, one meant to unveil HarmonyOS, but also a few hardware products like the Huawei Watch 3 and new MatePad tablets. Aside from those we also got a confirmation for the Huawei P50 name and also we got to see bits and pieces of
Everybody was befuddled by the figure 8 camera on the Huawei P50 Pro during the last leaks, also because we couldn’t quite see which sensors were present in the module. Now Letsgodigital and Concept Creator aim to deliver a clearer view of the flagship, courtesy of a brand new concept,
OnLeaks is at it again, with Steve Hemmerstoffer revealing an exclusive look at the upcoming Huawei P50 Pro flagship. He already provided a glimpse at the Huawei P50 Pro back in December 2020 and now he’s back with more details. First impression? Huge, dark Darth Vader eyes for the main
Huawei P50 Pro is expected to debut around March or April, as the next big flagship from Huawei. It’s been no stranger to leaks, but today we have a special one. Letsgodigital and Concept Creator published a detailed set of renders for the P50 series, focusing on their camera designs.
Huawei P50 Pro has leaked about 100 times less than the Galaxy S21 Ultra, that’s for sure. We did have some minor leaks here and there, but we don’t even know for sure what the selling point will be. Sources seem to agree about a singular front cutout for a
OnLeaks never sleeps, not even on the last day of 2020! Leakster extraordinaire shows us today the first render for the Huawei P50 Pro, or better said the first legit render. It’s more of a teaser to be honest, since it only shows outlines of the device and its front
Huawei P50 Pro has been leaking a lot recently, on account of the fact that Huawei has been getting permission to use Qualcomm CPUs. Well, 4G ones for starters, but in the future they may adopt higher end ones and solve their component problems. As you know already, Huawei is
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