Huawei Nova 7 SE 5G Vitality Edition Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Huawei Nova 7 SE 5G Vitality Edition - good smartphone, bad name

We all know that the Chinese company Xiaomi loves to extend the names of its products to the size of a proposal, or even a whole paragraph. Their opponent, Huawei Corporation, is trying to keep up. So, the hero of today's review is unlikely to be a hit. And all because it is extremely difficult to remember and pronounce his "name".

The appearance of the novelty is excellent for the middle price segment, although it is not deprived of some unpleasant disadvantages. The main one is the case polycarbonate, which is ready to be covered with numerous scratches pretty soon. But the eye-pleasing design of the four photomodules, beautiful, rich colors of the back panels and an ergonomic fingerprint sensor on the side make a positive impression. The quality of the 6.5-inch frameless OGS screen will also be cause for joy. The image is juicy and contrasting, the brightness margin is sufficient for direct sunlight, and the resolution of 2400 x 1080 pixels will be enough even for sophisticated users. The only thing missing is an increased refresh rate.

The technical characteristics are not top-notch, but curious. The Mediatek Dimensity 800U processor combines all the essentials: impressive performance, impressive energy efficiency and support for 5G frequencies. A chip with 8GB of RAM and a Mali G57MP3 graphics accelerator will provide medium-high graphics presets in the most resource-intensive gaming projects. The volume of internal storage, brought up to 128GB , is expanded with MicroSD cards .

64-, 8- and 2-megapixel cameras are topped by the popular Sony IMX682 sensor, which has established itself as an excellent option for both day and night shooting. Pictures in mediocre lighting are not devoid of noise, but their color rendition is natural, detail is preserved. The 16-megapixel front - facing module in the upper left corner of the IPS display does not disappoint with its selfies either. The battery capacity has reached 4000mAh (one and a half days of active use of the phablet), there is a quick charge of 40W . Android Q , a separate wired headphone jack, and a modest price add to the list of pros, which lacks only NFC contactless payments important to millions. Unfortunately, this very shortcoming, together with the difficult pronunciation of the device, will not allow it to achieve the highest sales.