Honor V30 Pro With 5G Connectivity Confirmed to Launch in November

Honor President, Zhao Ming, has reportedly confirmed that the Huawei-endemic brand will launch its showtime 5G smartphone next calendar month. According to Chinese tech publication, Information technology Dwelling, the device volition be marketed as the Accolade V30 Pro, which recent leaks suggest, will send with a 60MP camera on the back and a punch-hole pattern upfront. Zhang further revealed that the device will back up both NSA (Non-Standalone) and SA (Standalone) 5G standards.

Reports suggest that the V30 and V30 Pro might have somewhat similar hardware, simply with some notable differences. While Zhang didn't reveal any specifications, recent leaks revealed they'll both exist powered by the company's in-house Kirin 990 SoC that comes with a 5G modem which supports dual-mode NSA and SA protocols.

While the former will enable 4G operators to utilize their existing LTE network infrastructure to roll out 5G, the latter engineering science is often described every bit 'truthful 5G' considering it will enable users to exploit the truthful capabilities of the engineering science that's expected to offer faster speeds, lower latency and college efficiency.

Meanwhile, apart from aforementioned SoC, the V30 Pro is also rumored to ship with an OLED panel and triple rear-camera setup, led by an unidentified 60MP sensor. It volition as well reportedly come up with a 4,000mAh battery with 40W SuperCharge support. As for the standard V30, the device is rumored to come with the 4G version of the Kirin 990 SoC, an LCD display and 22.5W charging. Further details about either device are sketchy at this bespeak, only we'll surely get more clarity in the days ahead.