Huawei Nova 14 Series: If you’ve been waiting patiently for something new and exciting to happen in the world of smartphones, Huawei’s got it. The Huawei Nova 14 series is coming in May, and from what we’ve seen so far, it’s going to be a huge upgrade. If you’re a photography enthusiast, if you like the fast charging, or if you just want a rock-solid, silky-smooth phone experience, there’s something in this new series for you.

Three New Models in the Pipeline:

Huawei is launching three of these phones — Nova 14, Nova 14 Pro, and a new Nova 14 Ultra. All three of them will be using HarmonyOS 5, which is now smoother and faster. Huawei assures the user interface as being 30 percent smoother, and the cherry on top: it already supports more than 15,000 apps. But there is a catch here — the special HarmonyOS Next model will only be available in China.

Big and Beautiful Screens:

Both of them must be fitted with stunning OLED displays ranging from 6.7 to 6.8 inches. And, yes, they will also have a 120Hz refresh rate to render scrolling and gameplay silky smooth.

Better Cameras for Camera Lovers:

If you are a photography enthusiast, this new series might be a delight. Huawei is reportedly launching a new multi-spectral camera sensor and a 12MP telephoto sensor. You can have a 60MP ultra-wide sensor at the front, which will be great for selfies and video calls.

Smooth Performance and Huge Storage:

Performance-wise, the phones come with Huawei’s Kirin 9-series processors. Nova 14 and Nova 14 Pro can be powered with up to 12GB RAM and 512GB of storage. Ultra model can support even up to 1TB of storage. That would be quite sufficient space for images, videos, and apps.

Super-Fast Charging and Big Battery:

Battery life also appears to be strong. There’s a 5000mAh battery on all three phones, and then you have very quick charging with 120W wired charging as well. Huawei’s reminding us of a 10-minute charge for that 3 to 60 percent increase you’ll be eager to look forward to. There is even reverse charging if you’d prefer, so essentially you’re charging other devices off your phone.

Expected Price and Release Information:

The cost of admission has to be roughly CNY 3,000 which translates into roughly $420. Of course, it will have to be higher in the case of the Ultra as a result of more features. We have data from China alone and do not have any idea as to whether and when it would be the same elsewhere.

 

All in all, the Nova 14 series is a step up from the older phones. It features better performance, better cameras, quicker charging, and more storage. If you are in need of replacing phones, this is worth waiting for.