Huawei Nova 3 will feature two dual-lens cameras, P20-style design

TENAA

• Huawei Nova 3 pops up on TENAA with two dual-lens cameras, FullView display.
• The latest entry in Huawei's mid-range series is expected to break cover on July 18.
• Don't expect to see the phone in the U.S. any time soon.

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With the latest P series release still fresh in the memory and the next-generation Mate range still some way off in the distance, Huawei's next stop for 2018 should see its mid-range Nova phones step back into the limelight.

Judging by a new TENAA listing and a few leaked images, that's exactly what's in store with the Huawei Nova 3 which looks set to break cover on July 18.

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Taking more than a few design cues from Huawei's P20 phones, the Nova 3 will sport a FullView-style 6.3-inch display with a 2340 × 1080 resolution. It's tricky to tell from the TENAA images, but early speculation suggests Huawei will continue its recent trend and bring the notch to the Nova series.

The listing confirms the Nova 3 will be powered by a Kirin 710 SoC backed by 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage (expandable) as standard, with a 6GB RAM/128GB model also on the way. A 3,650mAh battery is also referenced, as is Android 8.1 Oreo, which will no doubt be covered by Huawei's EMUI skin.

That's not all we know, though, as further details leaked on Weibo (via Fone Arena). The most interesting part is a slide which shows the July 18 release date. Otherwise, the main takeaway is the Nova 3's alleged 24MP + 16MP rear camera and 24MP + 2MP selfie shooter combos.

Weibo

We'll likely hear more about pricing and availability for the Chinese market — and potentially news of a larger model, if Huawei sticks with the same options we saw with the Nova 2 — later this month. A European release should follow, although judging by the range's previous entries and Huawei's frosty relationship with the U.S. right now, it seems unlikely it'll reach western shores through official channels any time soon.

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