Huawei might be waiting for MWC 2019 to pass earlier than making its own big splash, but some accessory makers are previously getting ahead of themselves. It’s not that uncommon for this or that lesser recognized brand to claim some insider scoop, but when a relatively major one like Spigen publishes cases for unreleased phones, it’s a dissimilar matter. The case maker has just published some products for the Huawei P30 and Huawei P30 Pro, confirming their designs, both the superior and the bad.
Like previous year’s models, the P30 and P30 Pro are almost identical. Both have the same waterdrop notch, thankfully no hole-punch yet, which also hopefully means they have the same front-facing cameras and sensors. Neither have fingerprint sensors in frontage or on the back, implying in-screen fingerprint scanners.
That’s where the similarities end. The Huawei P30 is revealed to have a triple camera arrangement, with all lenses and flash in a single column. In contrast, the P30 Pro has four cameras in a single line but, oddly, the flash has been stimulated to the side of the camera arrangement. That makes for an odd cutout for the defensive case.
Another difference can be seen on the base edge. The Huawei P30 clearly has a hole big enough for a headphone jack while the P30 Pro only has one large sufficient for a microphone. While it confirms rumors of the headphone jack’s return for the P30, it dashes hopes that the P30 Pro will have the similar.
There isn’t much yet said about the Huawei P30 or P30 Pro aside from its cameras and predictable Kirin 980 processor. Much of the awareness in the next few days will possibly be lavished on the company’s foldable 5G phone. But while that device might be dreamy, Huawei will require the P30 and P30 Pro to succeed to establish that it can keep its spot as the world’s #2.
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