#Huawei Nova 3 features

Huawei has just unveiled their latest smartphone and newest member of the Nova 5 series, the Nova 5T. Features-wise, the Nova 5T doesn't have support for microSD cards, unlike the Nova 3. Given all these changes, it's fair to say that you could still stick around with your Huawei Nova 3 if you're just a casual user. Huawei has officially introduced the Nova 3 in the country, and the device is quite a beast based on its hardware and pricing. L-R: Nova 3, Nova 3i We also have the round fingerprint scanner at the middle and the Huawei logo at the middle-right.  Despite major similarities, the Nova 3 design is easily distinguishable with curvier sides thanks to the 3D glass back. Huawei doesn't stop with the announcements as it has launched the Nova 3 in China, packing a 24-megapixel fusion selfie camera and flagship hardware in tow. HUAWEI has officially launched the nova 15 Max in the Philippines, bringing the largest battery ever fitted into a HUAWEI smartphone. Price and availability The HUAWEI nova 15 Max is now available in the Philippines for a promotional price of PHP 19,888, down from its regular price of PHP 20,888. Read more in our articles including "Huawei Nova 5T vs Nova 3: What's changed?" and "Huawei Nova 3 In-depth Hands-on".