It seems that Huawei is set to launch another smartphone in home-country China as a new device has been spotted on the Chinese certification agency TENAA’s website, revealing its key specifications and images.
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The real identity of the device remains unknown at the moment, but it carries the model number MOA-AL00 and flaunts dual rear cameras in a rectangular housing along with an LED flash. The specifications of the Huawei phone has also been revealed, and it appears to be an upcoming mid-range offering from the brand.
As seen in the images, the Honor MOA-AL00 has a dual-cameras on the rear inside the rectangular housing. Upfront, there is a waterdrop notch. There is no fingerprint on the rear side means the phone will feature an in-display fingerprint sensor.
As you can see in the images, the phone comes with curved corners and appears to have a glass back too. The device has volume rockers and power buttons on the right edge while the left side of the frame houses the SIM tray.
Honor MOA-AL00 Appears on TENAA
A beefy 4900mAh battery will fuel the device, while EMUI from Huawei, will take care of the software side of things. The body dimensions of the device are 159.07 x 74.06 x 9.04mm. The phone doesn’t have 5G support, so the handset is likely to be powered by the company’s own Kirin 810 SoC.
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There’s no word regarding the Honor MOA-AL00 processor, cameras or memory. We expect the rumor mill to reveal more of its details in the coming days, so watch this space for more updates.