Huawei may dominate the premium segment with folding phones and flagship cameras, but its budget lineup is just as important ...

Huawei nova and nova plus The Good Beautiful design • Solid performance • Well built The Bad Could be cheaper The Bottom Line Huawei's mid-rangers look like premium phones and, for the most ...

China's smartphone market cooled in Q2 2025, sliding 4% year?over?year as subsidy?driven demand faded, Canalys data show.

The upcoming phone is set to be Huawei’s cheapest foldable phone. From the reports so far, the price of this device will be between 5,000 and 6,000 yuan ($687 and $825).

Huawei wants to entice you with the Nova, a mid-range phone that mixes style with strong features. However, while it’s not hugely expensive, it’s no bargain either.

Other than that, the Nova 11 phones are expected to come with satellite connectivity. To recall, the Huawei Mate 50 series were the first to bring this technology to the world.

The Huawei nova is a 5-inch phone with a “new generation” of 2.5D glass (that means it’s slightly curved at the edges) and a metal body that sports a lot of subtle curves.

Huawei is adding three new smartphones to its midrange lineup -- the Nova 5, Nova 5i and Nova 5 Pro -- even as tensions with the US continue to limit where these new phones can be sold.

Huawei Nova 13 Huawei Huawei has launched a new folding phone, the Mate X6, and it looks great, but alongside it has come a “normal” phone called the Nova 13 that’s actually more interesting.

The Huawei Nova will cost €399 in Europe when it’s released globally in October. The Nova Plus will be only slightly more expensive at €429, launching at the same time.

But Huawei's new nova handsets have one important thing going for them: they don't feel like cheap phones at all. Both devices are beautifully designed, with subtle curves on the glass and metal ...