Huawei G8

Huawei G8, the successor of the Huawei G7 has been officially unveiled recently. The company has recently launched a bunch of high-end smartphones, but this one is a mid-range phone with great specs. Keep reading to know more about the Huawei G8 Dubai price, specs and more.

5.5-inch IPS LCD Display

While there are some changes in the smartphone design-wise compared to its successor, the screen size remains the same. Users get a 5.5-inch screen showing 1920 x 1080 resolution and 401ppi of pixel density. There is also a fingerprint scanner included in the smartphone for security reasons. The battery size is also the same which is a 3000mAh one. If you are willing to wait for the Huawei G8 release date UAE, there are three different colors to look for: black, white and gold. There is also the Asus Zenfone 2 and HTC Desire Eye if you are interested to check out some more smartphones.

13-Megapixel Rear Camera

There are no surprises in the camera department as well. The smartphone features a 13-megapixel camera on the back and a 5-megapixel selfie shooter in front. However, there are some major upgrades in the processor part and it packs a 64-bit enabled Snapdragon 615 processor. There are two different storage versions: 16GB built in storage comes with 2GB of RAM while the 32GB built in storage version comes with 3GB of RAM. Users get microSD card slot with both the smartphones. The smartphone will be running Android 5.1 Lollipop out of the box with a touch of Huawei Emotion UI. It’s a dual SIM phone with LTE support. The Xiaomi Redmi Note is considered as a great alternative to this smartphone which you can also check out here.

Huawei G8 Dubai Price

The Huawei G8 2GB RAM model will cost about AED 1400 while the 3GB of RAM version will be available for about AED 1600 when it’s here. The Huawei G8 release date UAE has not been announce yet, but it’s expected sometimes in August, 2015.

Things we loved about the Huawei G8:

• 3GB of RAM with the 32GB version
• 5-megapixel front camera
• Fingerprint scanner

Things we didn’t like about the latest Huawei smartphone:

• Non removable battery and no change in battery size
• The camera remains the same megapixel-wise