News & Reviews:   Huawei Nova 3i review

The Huawei TalkBand B5 has been announced alongside the Huawei Nova 3 and 3i in China. It has all the features of a typical sports band such as TruSeen 2.0 heart rate monitor, message notifications, running mode, and IP57 rating just to name a few. But the stand out feature of the TalkBand is the ability to detach from the strap and use as a Bluetooth headset to attend to calls.

It was only yesterday that Huawei revealed the Nova 3 and Nova 3i in China and to the world globally via live stream. And now here in Malaysia, the new Nova duos are officially announced for a price tag of RM1899 and RM1249 respectively. Every Malaysian can now purchase it at every Huawei Concept Stores, authorized resellers, major Telco companies, as well as their own website here with the recent purchase option added starting on 28 July 2018.

While we're getting the Huawei Nova 3 launch in Malaysia tomorrow, Huawei officially announced the Nova 3 priced at 2990CNY(~RM1808) and Nova 3i starting from 1999CNY(~RM1205) today for China. Featuring flagship features like last year's Kirin 970 chipset with AI-driven functionality for the Nova 3, the midrange Kirin 710 chipset for the Nova 3i, notched fullHD full view displays, quad cameras and support for Huawei's upcoming GPU Turbo, the devices seem to be Huawei's answer for conquering the midrange.

While Huawei is preparing to launch the Nova 3 as a new flagship smartphone, there's also the Nova 3i as the new successor to the Nova 2i. According to an Indian publication, the Nova 3i is scheduled to launch in India on 26 July 2018 as a mid-range tier smartphone thanks to a leaked slideshow.