New Huawei Vision smart tv launch delayed to October

Huawei Vision smart screens are the new products that are taking over the headlines space. The devices are extremely high-end versions of big screens and hearsay to make their debut on September 26, 19:00. But, it looks like there is a slight change in the plan.

As per the hints shared by the Weibo blogger @KanshanUncle, Huawei might delay the launch process of the new Vision smart screens. Instead of this month, the company is planning to stretch the release date by October.

This may be a disappointment for those who would have been waiting eagerly for these new gadgets. However, there is also some good news that is coming along with this postponed sentence.

Not Two but Four new smart TVs!

Consequently, the blogger has mentioned not only one, but four unique smart screens. Two of them are the standard versions, while the other two belong to the Gaming Edition. Below is the list of all four smart screens.

• Huawei Vision Smart Screen 75
• Huawei Vision Smart Screen 86
• Huawei Vision Smart Screen Z65 Gaming Edition
• Huawei Vision Smart Screen Z75 Gaming Edition

Notably, there are two devices carrying a 75-inch screen, one device with a 65-inch, and one with an 86-inch panel. Although, the tipster hasn’t conveyed any other specs-related information. Yet, there are some tweaks regarding the launch date.

Giving an idea of the revealing, the tipster mentions that the standard version will go on sale by October 14. Meanwhile, the e-sports model will take place on the sale stage on October 31. Thus, there are chances to grab these devices officially in the first week of the next month.

Another significant specialty of these gadgets is the Vision brand. This is the same label that Huawei has released 11 years ago in the form of a mini smartphone. Now, once again the company will bring this tag in front of its consumers. But what new implement will it carry in its bag is still a question to answer.

Read More: 11 Years ago Huawei launched a ‘Vision’ smartphone, now it’s a brand

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