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Huawei nova 8 escapes China with Kirin 820E chipset

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Yordan 05 August 2021

Huawei Android

Huawei has introduced the nova 8 back in December, and the phone now hits its first international market.

However, instead of coming with the Kirin 985 chipset with a 2.58 GHz CPU, the company is bringing the nova 8 to Russia with Kirin 820E - a 7nm mid-range chipset.

Honor nova 8 escapes China with less impressive Kirin 820E chipset

The Huawei nova 8’s CPU has six cores - 3x Cortex-A76 at 2.22 GHz and 3x Cortex-A55 at 1.84 GHz. The GPU is Mali-G57, and the rest of the specs remain the same as the Chinese variant. Russian customers will get the 8/128 GB memory variant, but there is no card slot.

The display is a 6.57” OLED with 1B colors, Full HD+ resolution and an UD fingerprint scanner. It has a single punch hole in the middle for the 32MP snapper, while the camera setup on the back has 64MP main and 8MP ultrawide units along with a couple of 2MP sensors for depth and macro.

Honor nova 8 escapes China with less impressive Kirin 820E chipset

One of the best features of the nova 8 is its charging capabilities - the 3,800 mAh battery comes with 66W fast charging which would bring 60% charge in just 15 minutes, while the whole cell can be filled in just 35 minutes.

There’s one color currently offered by Huawei Russia - Powder Pink. The price of the phone is RUB39,999, which is around $550. For comparison, the phone costs (the equivalent of) $500 in China, and that’s with the more powerful chipset.

Source (in Russian) | Via

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  • gadgetech
  • 7Xd
  • 11 Dec 2021

lol should've improved the battery its already 2022 but still 3800mah last year's 7se was better battery at 4000mah.

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  • Zutekheed
  • r39
  • 08 Aug 2021

My Huawei y6 pro is 3020mah, have been using my phone for almost 2hrs now. From 100% to 80% @2hrs

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  • Anonymous
  • XWy
  • 07 Aug 2021

Huawei should focus on battery life also.

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