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Huawei P60 series with dual square cameras and center pill cutout, what do you think?

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Huawei P60 series is under development and we now have a concept render that anticipates this flagship with dual square cameras and pill shape center place cutout.

To be mentioned, this is an edited image and not an official render. However, we should look into the detail, as it appears to be completely different from what we’ve seen in the P50 series.

The Huawei P50 series comes with a dual circular camera design on the rear side, it was an innovation and Huawei was the first smartphone to come up with such new characteristics.

However, the inclusion of dual square cameras on the Huawei P60 is different from P50, there are two lenses on the above part and 1 camera + LED flash on the bottom side.

On the front side, Huawei P60 render shows a curved edge display with pill shape cutout to house a dual camera system. While the Huawei P50 had a center-hole punch.

Other than these, there’s no information available about the smartphone or about the source. However, your opinion about this design matters and you send your reply on Twitter and Facebook.

Huawei P60:

According to the previous information, Huawei P60 is likely to be powered by a new flagship Qualcomm processor but it may also come with a 4G network.

On the other hand, Huawei P60 may rewrite the rules of photography powered by the new XMAGE imaging technology.

Next year, Huawei may return to its dual flaghip launch tradition and we could see the P60 series unveiled in the first quarter of 2022. Furthermore, P60 could also be the first smartphone to feature HarmonyOS 3.1.

Aside from these, Huawei has not confirmed any of the above-mentioned information via official handles but we’ll keep you posted.

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