A Surprising Selection Of Features
Huawei’s Nova 9 SE is the first phone from their entire lineup that has the 108MP camera, as well as the flagship phones in their P50 series. What is surprising is the fact that they have put in an impressive camera set-up in a device that was designed as a phone for entry-level users. In essence it is the Huawei mobile nova 9 se is designed to be an alternative that is more affordable to the nova 9 from last year equipped with a much more powerful quad camera array and the larger primary camera with 108 megapixels with an affordable price of RM1, 099, which is considerably less expensive than the original nova 9.
The Huawei Nova 9 SE comes with a surprising selection of features inside the box, which are usually left out by other brands. In addition to the phone itself, Huawei has tossed in a soft TPU casing to safeguard the phone and a USB-C-compatible cable and an SIM ejector pin, and most importantly the Huawei Supercharge charger that works with the phone to speed up charging. In addition, is that the Huawei nova 9 SE also comes with a screen protector that is pre-installed which helps you save additional cash and lets you make use of the phone right from the box.
The free casing screen protector, casing and fast charger of 66W is a generous benefit in itself and something that most flagships of competitors do not include in their packaging.
An Extremely Conservative Design
As far as design In terms of design, the Huawei Nova 9 SE features an extremely conservative design with the back plate being curved, with smooth corners and a flat-display that is which is topped with a glass layer on the back plate which gives it a 3D sparkling effect. For the Nova 9 SE review unit, which comes with a color in Crystal Blue, the back plate is an elegant mirrored blue finish with sparkling highlights that try to replicate starlight when your phone is moved.
The camera housing that is oval-shaped in the upper corner of the rear is a style that Huawei calls the ‘Star Orbit Ring’ star Orbit Ring’ design to house the rear AI quad camera array. It according to official documents, symbolically refers to the star’s orbit in the design. To complete the look, there is the subtle nova monogram in the lower portion of the back plate as well as an image of the Huawei logo.
The back plate is attractive to the eye, even though the finish is slippery and is prone to draw fingerprints easily. The casing solves this issue nicely.
The right-hand part of the handset is equipped with the power button, which can also function as a finger readeralong with a Volume rocker. The bottom of the phone houses an USB-C connection and a grille to serve as the only single speaker in the phone, while the top has the dual nanoSIM tray. There is no expansion storage, which means you will be forced to live using the current 128GB storage.
On the front the Huawei Nova 9 SE is able to reduce the bezels on the sides on the FullView display further than its predecessor, the first the nova 9 down to 1.05mm though the bezels on the top and bottom are a little larger and have a tiny punch hole to access an front-facing cameras that can be used for selfies.
FullView LCD Touch Display
Its FullView LCD touch display is 6.78-inches and is intended to be very flexible in its mission-related profile. It features an FHD+ resolution. Additionally, it has a relatively quick 90% refresh speed, a rapid touch sampling rate of 270Hz, and conformity to the color spectrum of P3, with the ability to reproduce more than 16.7 million colors onscreen, though Huawei did not provide the proportion of its compliance with the P3 color gamut.
What you get is a highly accurate and dynamic display that is well-suited to gaming and content consumption as well. It is a nice perk that Huawei has put in an initial screen protector on the display.
The Huawei nova 9 SE test sample was hefty with a sturdy construction quality. The phone does not have an IP certification for water or dust resistance, nor does it make use of more advanced materials such as Gorilla Glass, which is not common in phones with a low-end price. The good news is that Huawei has generously included these accessories, which provide significant value to the Nova 9 SE’s price of RM1,099.
