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Huawei P30 Pro render shows quad-camera, drop-notch and very thin bezels
We see the presence of a quad-camera setup on the back which looks to be stacked like the Galaxy A9.

After announcing the Huawei Mate 20 Pro recently, Huawei is now setting its eyes towards the next flagship phone it will unveil in 2019. This phone is said to be the next P-series smartphone and is reportedly going to be called the P30.[caption id="attachment_5660751" align="alignnone" width="1024"]
The Huawei Mate 20 Pro. Image: tech2/Omkar Patne[/caption]New renders leaked by tipster Ice Universe on their Twitter page suggests that the phone will come with a hole in the display, quite like the one seen on the Galaxy A8s. However, later on in the tweet Ice Universe said that the in-display camera will only be possible currently via Samsung's panels, therefore it is more likely that the P30 and P30 Pro will be having a water-drop notch.Apart from that we also see the presence of a quad-camera setup on the back which looks to be stacked like the Galaxy A9. Alongside the quad-camera setup is a dual-flash setup and two sensors. The front of the phone sees a very small chin and virtually no top bezel save for the drop-notch.A 38 MP Sony IMX607 sensor that supports topnotch low-light performance is said to be included in the P30 Pro along with the Kirin 980 chipset. The colour we see in this render is the aurora blue variant. The P30 might also be one of the first Huawei phones to support 5G.
The Huawei Mate 20 Pro. Image: tech2/Omkar Patne[/caption]New renders leaked by tipster Ice Universe on their Twitter page suggests that the phone will come with a hole in the display, quite like the one seen on the Galaxy A8s. However, later on in the tweet Ice Universe said that the in-display camera will only be possible currently via Samsung's panels, therefore it is more likely that the P30 and P30 Pro will be having a water-drop notch.Apart from that we also see the presence of a quad-camera setup on the back which looks to be stacked like the Galaxy A9. Alongside the quad-camera setup is a dual-flash setup and two sensors. The front of the phone sees a very small chin and virtually no top bezel save for the drop-notch.A 38 MP Sony IMX607 sensor that supports topnotch low-light performance is said to be included in the P30 Pro along with the Kirin 980 chipset. The colour we see in this render is the aurora blue variant. The P30 might also be one of the first Huawei phones to support 5G.First Published:Dec 16, 2018, 10:23:47 IST
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