#Huawei Y6p

Users may download some games via Huawei's AppGallery, unlock the smartphone via fingerprint scanner and facial unlock, and is powered with an octa-core MediaTek MT6762R processor. Huawei just announced their two new entry-level smartphones directed towards the likes of Gen Zs and millennials through a Livestream event. The Huawei Y6p and Y5p are both trendy and affordable, but in this hands-on, we’ll focus on the more power-packed Huawei Y6p. The Huawei Y6p inherits a few external aspects from the Huawei Y7p that they released earlier this year. More at the back, you’ll find a triple rear camera setup stacked vertically together with an LED flash, a fingerprint scanner, and some Huawei branding. Sporting a dewdrop notch for its front camera and earpiece, the Y6p has a 6.3-inch TFT LCD IPS display with a resolution of 1600 x 720px and a screen-to-body ratio of 88.4%. Besides having an audio port, the Huawei Y6p touts a SuperSound solution that’s said to produce powerful bass and louder sounds with maximum speaker volume of 88dB. And as you may be wondering, since this is a Huawei device, don’t expect any Google services pre-installed, but instead, you’ll get the brand’s official app marketplace the AppGallery—which I must say is getting more and more well-known apps. Read more in our articles including "Best Gaming Smartphones under PHP 8,000" and "Huawei Y6p Hands-On".