A well-made mid-range phone, but one a little too expensive given the competition at the price. You can get a similarly impressive phone with a better camera and CPU for the same cash...
The Huawei Nova is a mid-range phone that flirts with the high-end in a few areas, including its high-quality aluminium frame. It doesn't have a particularly striking design to match, but in terms of pure quality of construction it's close to the Huawei M...
Very expensive, camera needs work, Processor underpowered
The Nova is one of the most elegantly designed phones in the market today, with tiny bezels and a very palm-friendly 5-inch screen size.However, it is also incredibly expensive and lacking in processing power and camera smarts. For around the same price y...
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Published: 2016-12-26, Author: Woldemar , review by: wovow.org
A mid-range smartphone aesthetically cured like this Nova is not easy to find, except perhaps among the same product as the Huawei Honor P9 or 8. In addition to the build quality, offers excellent range, a good display, and a camera than satisfactory.The...
Compact size, decent build quality, long-lasting battery life
EMUI continues to hamper Android, camera is lacklustre
The Huawei Nova is a decent small-scale Android phone. It sits in a place in the market where there's desperate need for quality without an overly hefty price tag.Sadly it's not without its compromises. Its camera needs improvement, Huawei's software stil...
Abstract: Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeOur Huawei Nova review unveils a smartphone that isn't too dissimilar to the Huawei Honor 5C , which we reviewed a mere few weeks ago. The Huawei Nova however, does have a fingerprint sensor and a...
Attractive design and good build quality, Strong rear camera, Excellent battery life
Software niggles, Too expensive
No. Although the Nova is a great phone, it's simply overpriced. If it cost $300, it would be worth considering, but at 400 euros, it's way off the mark. No matter how much you value style, no one wants to overpay for a smartphone, and that's what you'll d...
So, what do we think of the Huawei Nova? While it's good on paper, it's slightly underwhelming in real life. The processor isn't quite as quick as the competition, the graphical capabilities aren't great and the quality of low-light photography is less th...
A well-made mid-range phone, but one a little too expensive given the competition at the price. You can get a similarly impressive phone with a better camera and CPU for the same cash...
