#huawei nova 5i

Huawei has finally unveiled the latest generation of its Nova lineup, the Nova 5 series. Included in the newly-revealed lineup is the Nova 5i, a successor to 2018's Nova 3i. The Kirin 710 is Huawei’s mid-range chip that’s pretty capable of the usual tasks such as browsing, going through social media, and playing games. When it comes to RAM, however, users have the choice of 6GB or 8GB RAM with the Nova 5i. On the other hand, while the Nova 3i is stuck with its lone 4GB RAM offering, it’s still a pretty capable smartphone that can run multiple apps in the background. The Nova 5i carries the larger battery capacity at 4,000mAh, which is a definite improvement from the Nova 3i’s 3,340mAh battery capacity. Here are the prices of each device and their variants: Huawei Nova 3i - PHP 15,990 Huawei Nova 5i (6GB + 128GB) - CNY 1,999 (~PHP 14,967) Huawei Nova 5i (8GB + 128GB) - CNY 2,199 (~PHP 16,464) While the Nova 3i is still a pretty capable smartphone even if we’re well into 2019, the Nova 5i has improved a couple of things from its predecessor. All-new Huawei Nova smartphones have become official, but this time, they come in three variants -- the Nova 5i, Nova 5, and Nova 5 Pro. Read more in our articles including "Huawei Nova 3i vs Nova 5i: What's Different?" and "Huawei Nova 5i, Nova 5, Nova 5 Pro: What's Different?".