Huawei's next flagship could drop the notch for a hole in the display: Report

Huawei apparently works on a smartphone with a hole similar to a notch in the display. (Huawei P20 Pro image for representation)

Huawei would work on a smartphone with a notch-like hole in the display panel. According to the Korean media, ET News the alleged Huawei camera will have a 6.39-inch LCD screen. The report reveals that the Chinese equipment maker could probably release this strangely crafted smartphone in the fourth quarter of this year.

ETNews shared 'illustrative mockup & # 39; to explain the concept. According to what one can observe, the screen carries a cutout for the camera, but it is smaller and "surrounded by a screen" on all sides. However, instead of placing the sensor of the front camera on the notch, it is placed in a hole, with the speakers and sensors located above a tiny bezel. While the hole may seem like a "unique way" of squeezing more display and increasing the screen-body ratio of the device, it seems likely that this is a strange concept.

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ETNews has not shared any other details regarding the Huawei alleged device specifications. However, the possible launch of this aircraft in Q4 this year fits into the roadmap of Huawei who fled last year. The roadmap that has been leaked suggests that the company could release Huawei Mate Pro and Huawei Mate Lite in the fourth quarter of this year. Reports say that if Huawei actually presents this device with a notch-like hole display, it should presumably feature on a "premium device."

Chinese smartphone brands, Oppo and Vivo took a length in advance combined, the Oppo Find X and Vivo Nex. Both devices have a motorized camera system that appears when launching the application. Oppo's latest flagship model – the Find X – arrived in India this month for a price of Rs 59,990. While Vivo's new flagship smartphone, the Vivo Nex debuted a week later at a price of Rs 44,990.

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