Huawei continues its efforts to increase its market share in the sector, and new developments are ongoing regarding the upcoming P70 family. According to leaks that have surfaced so far, there will be significant innovations in the camera department in the upcoming series. Here are the new details about the Huawei P70 camera features!
Huawei P70 will attract attention with its features – What will the Huawei P70 camera be like?
The common point of the reports that have emerged so far about the Huawei P70 is that there will be significant changes in the camera. Apparently, the Chinese brand will feature a never-before-used 1G6P lens and a 1-inch camera on the smartphone. Although the name of this sensor has not been disclosed yet, based on past leaks, it can be inferred that it may focus on lenses like Sony IMX989 and OmniVision OV50H.
One of the biggest challenges brought about by sanctions is slowly being overcome, which is the 5G issue. As the most recent smartphone from the company, the Mate 60 family, introduced 5G support in the past months, it is expected that this technology will also be used in the P70 family if there are no setbacks.
It is not yet clear when the Huawei P70 family will be introduced. However, according to information from sources close to the company, it is expected to adopt a similar introduction schedule to its predecessors and will be unveiled in the first half of 2024.
According to information shared by sources close to Huawei, the company will use its own designed image sensors in the cameras of the upcoming P70 family. It is known that the Chinese brand has been using Sony sensors in its smartphones for a long time. However, recent reports reveal that the agreement between the two companies has not been renewed.
Following the non-renewal of the agreement, the company has started designing its own image sensors and will use them, starting with the Huawei P70 series, without relying on foreign companies in the future. It is important to note that there are currently no technical details available about this component.
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