What You Need to know about the Huawei P40 Lite

The Huwei P40 Lites was released in China last December as Huawei nova 6 SE. A month later it was launched in Malaysia as Huawei nova 7i. It has now been shipped to Europe and other parts of the world as Huawei P40 Lite.

The Huawei P40 Lite is packed with a lot of great features and it is a great alternative if you can’t afford the parent device, the Huawei P40 and the Huawei P40 Pro.

The device comes with a premium screen, a super-fast Kirin 810 chipset, and a trendy quad-camera with Night Mode, lossless zoom, macro, and whatnot.

Huawei P40 Lite review

The P40 Lite has a 4,200mAh battery and supports the blazing-fast Huawei SuperCharge 40W which comes in the box. You won’t be having google play store installed, which is sad but every Huawei lover is already aware of that. The device comes with a huge 6.4″ LTPS IPS LCD screen (1,080 x 2,310px, 19:9 aspect ratio, 398ppi).

It may come as a surprise but the P40 Lite packs a 6GB RAM and 128GB of internal storage. You may be able to use double sim cards if you are willing to forgo a memory card since the memory slot could also take a sim card. The P40 Lite has a side-mounted fingerprint reader. In terms of taking pictures and recording videos, the device comes with a 48MP, 8MP and two 2MP back cameras to make your camera experience better. At the front, you get a 16MP camera.

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