How Huawei keeps driving key innovations in the smartphone industry with the release of its trendy flagship HUAWEI nova 9
The new phone boasts a 120Hz Curved Display, 50MP Ultra Vision Camera, 66W HUAWEI SuperCharge and Super Device features
Available in Stores Today!
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – November 25, 2021: Huawei has always surprised tech enthusiasts with hardware and software innovations that are leaps and bounds ahead of other players in the industry. While some brands limit their latest and greatest features only to their high-end flagships, Huawei makes some of those features accessible even in mid-range phones. This is why the mid-range nova series is one of the company’s most popular smartphone series and accounts for 190 million Huawei nova users worldwide.
Recently, the company launched another addition to the nova series, the new HUAWEI nova 9 which is available from today in selected stores in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Dubbed as the Trendy Flagship & Camera King, it was crafted keeping in mind young millennials. Young consumers like their phones to be well-designed as phones have become part of their everyday life. They even use their smart devices as a mean of self-expression, and Huawei understood that and kept it in mind when coming up with this trendy flagship. They even incorporated some features previously seen on flagships into this new mid-ranger.
HUAWEI nova 9 boasts a stunning new colourway called Color No. 9 created using their proprietary Starry Flash AG Glass process. The glass surface of the phones shows off purple and bluish hues from different angles. This glass panel responds to spotlights in such a way that it creates beautiful vivid and colourful patterns. Under normal lighting, the panel will appear like a gentle gradient. The camera design of the HUAWEI nova 9 is the stunning Star Orbit Ring design.
The phone has a 6.57-inch display that tapers on both sides like a waterfall giving the viewers an immersive experience. As it can render 1.07 billion colours, images are going to look vibrant. The display has a refresh rate of 120Hz[1] and a touch sampling rate of 300Hz. All of these together will make the content of the screen smooth and responsive. What is even more impressive is that for a phone with all these, it feels comfortable to hold with a thickness of just 7.77mm and a weight of 175g[2].
Another opportunity that Huawei taps on to is the recent boom in the content creation field. People are no longer just consumers of content. They are also content creators. So, the HUAWEI nova 9 is bringing a well-equipped camera to mid-range smartphone consumers, and that’s a huge plus.
The phone has an Ultra Vision AI Quad Camera system that consists of a 50 MP Ultra vision main camera, an 8MP Ultra-Wide angle camera, a 4cm macro camera[3], and a 2MP depth sensor. The 32MP front camera allows 4K selfie video. Also, HUAWEI nova 9’s 50MP main camera can produce better low-light pictures. The RYYB image sensor used in the primary camera can capture 40% more light than traditional RGGB sensors[4]. Another key camera feature is the Continuous Front/Rear Recording. This feature allows to switch between the front and rear cameras and fluidly capture the story within a single video file. Dual-View Video recording allows users to showcase their live reactions to events simultaneously using the front and rear cameras with no editing required.
Phones get more and more powerful, and people rely on their smartphones more than ever. So, there is a huge demand for smartphones with bigger batteries. The 4300 mAh battery[5] in HUAWEI nova 9 is a significant upgrade. It is also coupled with the 66W HUAWEI Supercharge[6], which enables the battery to fill up from empty to 100% in just 38 minutes. A quick 15 minutes of charging can bring the battery to 53%.
With the HUAWEI nova 9, controlling multiple devices at once is as easy as controlling just one single device, thanks to the Super Device features. The Device+ tab in Control Panel enables users to easily control or set up multi-device collaboration with other devices, such as the HUAWEI Vision, FreeBuds, MatePad and MateBook[7]. For example, users can tap on the HUAWEI MatePad icon to activate Smartphone-Tablet Multi-screen Collaboration; tap the HUAWEI MateBook icon for Smartphone-PC Multi-screen Collaboration or tap the HUAWEI FreeBuds icon to seamlessly switch their audio output to their Huawei earbuds.
With the Distributed File System, the HUAWEI nova 9 can also function as a wirelessly connected external storage unit for the PC[8], meaning users can access the files they want more easily than ever before. This means when users are drafting an email on the PC, they can add smartphone files as an attachment or when they see an image they like when browsing the internet on the PC, they can save that image directly to the smartphone.
Using the HUAWEI nova 9, users can also transfer MeeTime calls onto HUAWEI Vision[9] smart TV and conduct the call by taking advantage of the larger display, camera and speakers. Users may also conveniently share their screen during a video and even mark key places to bring important insights directly into view. The innovative and secure AppGallery comes pre-installed on the HUAWEI nova 9. Users can search for and download a wide range of high-quality apps from it.
HUAWEI nova 9 is a competitively priced smartphone with a great design, an industry-leading camera system, a 4300 mAh battery[10] with 66W fast-charging, and well-integrated connectivity features that make it not only an appealing choice for the young millennials but also a game-changer in the mid-range phone segment.
Price, Availability and Offers:
The HUAWEI nova 9 is available in store today for 1899 SAR and comes with an on-shelf offer between November 25 and December 1, 2021 that includes a gift package valued at 189 SAR, including the Bluetooth speaker and the wireless charging table lamp.
[1] Display supports a maximum refresh rate of 120 Hz. Display refresh rate may vary by app and game.
[2] Actual product dimensions and weight by vary by configuration, manufacturing process and measurement method. For reference only.
[3] 4 cm short shooting distance.
[4] Compared to the traditional RGGB colour filter array. Data comes from Huawei laboratory.
[5] Typical value.
[6] 66 W is the maximum charging power, and can only be reached when the dedicated 66 W HUAWEI SuperCharge charger and cable are used.
[7] The device needs to be logged into the same Huawei account, with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth turned on. Devices previously connected to your phone will be recognized as trusted devices and be listed under Device+. For more information on which device models and software version support this feature, please contact Huawei customer service.
[8] The device needs to be logged into the same Huawei account, with Bluetooth and the “Multi-device file browsing” switch turned on. For more information on which device models and software version support this feature, please contact Huawei customer service.
[9] For more information on which device models support the feature, please contact Huawei customer service.
[10] Typical value.
