All-New Kirin 810 Chipset Will Power The Upcoming Huawei Nova 5

Despite the US Ban, Huawei is still not coming slow. The company is all set to wrap off new handsets. The Upcoming Huawei Nova 5 had been in the pipeline of rumors since last month. We had been getting a lot of leaks regarding the device. Recently, He Gang, the head of Huawei’s smartphone division has posted on Weibo account that the all-new Kirin 810 chipset will be powering the Nova 5.

Upcoming Huawei Nova 5 Will Launch On June 21

So, if you guys want to know about the Kirin 810 chipset then you are at the right place. The new Kirin 810 chipset is tipped to feature an eight-core CPU. It will include an ARM Cortex-A76 custom large core and a Mali-G52 GPU as well. The new chipset is based on a 7nm process. In addition to that, it is said to be the successor to the Kirin 710 SoC.

So, according to me, jumping to a new 7nm chipset in the upcoming Huawei midrangers seems a good decision.  If Huawei succeeded in launching its new Nova 5 Series with this chipset then it will become the first company with two 7nm chipsets in its portfolio. So, that seems really great. Let’s see what will be the new strategy of the company to deal with the problems they have been going through due to the Huawei US Ban.

Furthermore, the upcoming nova 5 is expected to come with a 6.39-inch AMOLED FHD+ display. It will have a punch hole for the 32MP selfie snapper and UD fingerprint scanner. The back of the handset will house a quad camera setup with a 48MP main shooter. The smartphone is expected to boast a large 4,200 mAh battery with support for 40W fast charging. The device seems to have a high-resolution display powered by good battery capacity. So, let’s see what Huawei offers in its new series of phones. Stay Tuned!