Huawei is expected to start the year 2020 in its standard fashion, that is with the launch of the Huawei P40 flagship smartphone in March 2020.
The P40 has been the subject of few leaks/rumors, one of which is that the gadget will be the first Huawei model to use graphene battery but that rumor was squashed by the Chinese giant. The design of the Huawei P40 has also been flowed out in few renders. We currently have a fresh P40 leak in town and it is the TPU protective case for the device.
The TPU case gives us an idea of how the rear design of the P40 would look as. The product will heading join the Galaxy S11 series in getting rectangular digital camera housing design. This design has been spotted on the leaked render and the TPU case has a wide rectangular cut out to project the rear camera. The gadget is alleged to feature a quad-camera setup which is one scanner much more than that of the P30. The edges of the casing around the camera protrudes and that is because the camera housing will have a protrusion from the rest of the glass body. Map up for the cameras, the back of the cameraphone is bare.
There is a USB Type-C port at the bottom of the Huawei P40 alongside with a speaker grill on the right. The device is said to have a SIM tray on the left however there is understandably with no cutout there. You’ll have to remove the TPU case to eject the SIM slot like with additional phones. The power button and volume rocker are on the straight side of the metal frame. Unfortunately, the P40 ditches the audio jack like there is with no cut out for that anywhere.
Huawei P40As for the front design, previously flowed out pics encourage Huawei is adopting the same style it used this year for the Huawei P30 series. That is a flat screen for the usual model and a curved display for the Pro.
The Huawei P40’s display is put at between 6.1-inch and 6.2-inch and must, of course, be an AMOLED screen screen. The renders do not show if it has a notch or punch hole neither is there any mention of a pop-up selfie camera. Huawei may opt for the punch-hole design which looks to be gathering momentum.