News & Reviews:   Huawei Nova 5T review

Meshing technology and fashion together may seem like a miss-match thing to do, but that doesn't stop brands from trying to make it work. For a while, we have seen some wow's and meh's, but the latest Huawei Nova 5T entry certainly proved that it works with that cool looking body and a flagship performance for just RM1599! The pre-order for the device will start tomorrow (29 August 2019) and if you're thinking of getting one, here are the top 5 reasons why you should pre-order the Nova 5T.

In case you missed the Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week 2019 over the weekend, the Huawei Nova 5T made its first appearance there (globally!) and it pretty much sets the Malaysia launch which is today (27 August 2019) at 2 PM later on. In anticipation of this, Huawei Mobile Malaysia Country Director, Bill Liu has posted the phone in a Huawei fan group as a teaser showing the phone in full flesh.

Another flagship spec mid-range device has entered the Malaysian market. The Huawei Nova 5T is the latest addition to the Nova 5 family. The device features some flagship grade tech specs and features which include a quad camera setup alongside Huawei’s current best SoC, the Kirin 980. All those specs and features will only cost RM1599.

Another flagship spec mid-range device has entered the Malaysian market. The Huawei Nova 5T is the latest addition to the Nova 5 family. The device features some flagship grade tech specs and features which include a quad camera setup alongside Huawei’s current best SoC, the Kirin 980. All those specs and features will only cost RM1599.

It was only yesterday that we reported that the Huawei Nova 5T could be in the works, but that's all changed now thanks to Huawei Mobile Malaysia for announcing a new #WeAreNova Fashion Showcase which serves as the first official look of the smartphone, globally!

So over the weekend, Google apparently leaked some new information about a new smartphone. Promptly called as the Huawei Nova 5T, the image has already been taken down from the Enterprise Directory, as well as its name "disappearing" in the Android Q beta device listing. Here's what we know about the device so far.