Honor launched the 20S last September and the company is expected to follow up with the 30S soon. Honor hasn't officially pulged any details of the 30S yet, but a render of the smartphone has leaked on Chinese social network Weibo, showing the back of the phone housing a rectangular camera bump, according to gsmarena. News.
Honor 30S is rumored to pack the Kirin 820 SoC, which is rumored to power the yet to be announced Honor 10X as well. Given the mid-range nature of the phone it probably has slim chances of getting the 5G-capable Kirin 990, so it would need a whole new solution such as the 820.
30S Honor
The new version can clearly see the layout of the four rear cameras. It's hard to tell what these sensors might be or if there are any more for autofocus or depth calculation hidden in there. The rectangular camera cutout also reminds us a lot of Samsung's new design trend, which the Korean co has been following with the new A and M series and even in its flagships Galaxy S20 series. Also, it have 40W fast charging, with a 10V and 4A power configuration.
On other hand, Huawei Mate Xs introduces the company’s unique Falcon Wing design made with more than 100 interlocking parts using a zirconium-based liquid metal that allows for a full 180-degree fold. The special aerospace grade polyimide and optically clear adhesive allow the display to produce vibrant and rich images.
It has a sturdier hinge than the first generation model and features fast 55W charging as standard. It’s quite big, and will need some form of protection in order to stop that screen from being damaged with use, but it feels solid, well-made and as importantly has powerful internal components, according to Huawei reported.
Huawei officially unveiled its second generation folding smartphone in early 2020, and it features much of the same design and hardware capabilities of the original Mate X. It’s essentially an 8-inch tablet that folds outwards, leaving you with one large regular smartphone style screen on the outside.
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