Huawei P smart Z: Huawei's first full-screen smartphone with pop-up camera

Technically the Huawei is equivalent to P smart Z obviously the current Middle-class standard of manufacturer: as reported Mobielkopen from the Netherlands (image via Evan Blass), based on a Kirin the unit 710 Octacore SoC, the up to 2.3 gigahertz achieved and with four Gigabyte memory and 64 or 128 GB internal flash memory is combined. Also the display is in the usual Huawei 19.5: 9-format kept and solves with 2340 x 1080 pixels as highly on how various other units of the Chinese manufacturer.

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The special feature, however, is that Huawei designs the display without the "notch" that is common even with the top models of the P30 series and also without a hole for the camera. Instead, the Huawei P Smart Z has very narrow edges on three sides, while a narrow chin remains at the bottom. Instead, the fan camera is stuffed into a retractable module that emerges from the upper frame part if necessary. Such a design is a perfect novelty, at least for Huawei. At 6.59 inches, the display is also quite large.

The front camera probably offers a useful but probably not superior image quality with 16 megapixels and an F/2.0 aperture. In addition are the two main cameras installed in the usual place on the back. Here too, a 16-Megapixel sensor with F/1.8 aperture is obstructed, while including even a 2-megapixel camera for depth effects in use is.

In addition to the obligatory Android 9.0 "Pie" with Huawei's in-house EMUI 9 interface, other features include a huge 4000mAh battery, with which very decent running times will probably be possible in conjunction with the economical processor. It is supplied with energy here using a USB-C port. At 197 grams, the Huawei P Smart Z is far from easy. The price in particular is very impressive here: For a good 200 euros, the device should already be available.