Huawei P30 (Pro): This is what the upcoming smartphone looks like
from David Wurm 
on February 27, 2019, 19:53 | Write a comment
It didn't take long after that first announcement now the first pictures have appeared. So that's how the Huawei P30 and P30 Pro look.
Just under a month until the launch of the Huawei P30 and P30 Pro. Today the first pictures of the upcoming smartphones have appeared, both models. These images appear to be fairly trustworthy images - it's fair to assume that this is the final Huawei P30 and P30 Pro sees. By the way, the title picture shows one first "Proprototypes” of the P30 Pro, which on MWC 2019 has made the rounds unofficially.
These are the first pictures of the Huawei P30 (Pro)
Roland Quandt from WinFuture has now posted the images online. You can see the Huawei P30 and P30 Pro, each from the front and back. It looks like an edge display is being used here, as was the case with the Huawei Mate 20 Pro. It seems the same with the P30 Pro to give a new color variant of "Twilight". The colors of the "normal" P30 also look very nice.
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- This is how the Huawei P30 looks Pro out. (Image: WinFuture)
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- The cameras of the Huawei P30 Pro examined more closely. (WinFuture)
As you can easily see, the P30 lacks Pro as well as the fingerprint sensor of the P30. So we can pretty much assume that there is a sensor in the display. Face unlocking will probably also be possible, but the still secure version with 3D recognition will not be available here. You would definitely need a wider notch for that, as with the Mate 20 Pro. The novelty of the P30 Pro will be the 5x zoom though. That's why we now see a square lens as the third camera - which was again made in cooperation with Leica. The focal lengths (f/1.6 and f/3.4) can also be seen.
That should be the Huawei P30 - even with a jack connection. (Image: WinFuture)
It is currently unclear whether one of the two smartphones will be equipped with a 5G modem. However, you have with the 5G-capable Huawei Mate X indicated that a 5G variant will probably appear - probably here too. Likewise, one speaks of a display diagonal smaller than 6,4 inches. However, it is not yet possible to say any more precisely at this point in time. We look forward to the presentation on March 26, 2019.
