A new image has started circulating the Chinese social network, Weibo, revealing some new clues as to what could be the final design for Huawei's upcoming Mate 30 lineup, one of the most anticipated smartphone launches of the year.
The leaked image unveils the complete design of Huawei Mate 30 Pro from the front and back, however, do remember there's no guarantee on the leaked image being authentic as it was not shared by an official source itself. While the information leaked earlier has already confirmed a rear circular camera module with Xenon flash on numerous occasions, this is the first time we see the so-called "final renders".
Below you can see that the back cover of the Mate 30 Pro features a circular module to house four smartphone camera sensors, and none of these looks like to be a periscope lens. On the left side of the cameras, we see a Xenon flash along with another LED flash, in addition to the traditional inscriptions with details regarding Leica lens, main camera & the aperture size.
The front includes a significantly curved "waterfall display" and the sides don't seem to have any volume rockers either. According to rumors, the volume can be adjusted through the touch-sensitive side without any additional buttons. At the top, the Mate 30 Pro would still have a wide notch, similar to the predecessor Huawei Mate 20 Pro, which is expected to include 3D face recognition using an infrared laser and a spot projector.
At the moment there is not much detail on the final design of the Mate 30 line to rely on, apart from leaked render above. However, more information is expected to come during the coming weeks. The Huawei Mate 30 lineup is confirmed to be announced on September 19th. The global pre-orders are expected to start the very same day, but it may take a while before the handset finally reaches Pakistan.