Huawei P Smart S Goes Official with 48MP Triple Cameras; Meet the Global Variant of Huawei Enjoy 10s

Huawei has been flooding the market by reintroducing its models from 2019. And to keep this train going, the Chinese tech giant has now renamed the Enjoy 10s as P Smart S and launched it for the European market at a mid-range Huawei price tag. While most rebranded releases are shipped with Google Mobile Services, the Huawei P Smart S only supports the Huawei AppGallery.
Scatta e cattura più dettagli con il nuovo #HuaweiPSmartS. Immortala i momenti migliori con la tripla fotocamera ultra-wide con AI, e goditi i tuoi scatti sul display OLED da 6.3": https://t.co/eOiWLvDWaY pic.twitter.com/mqf71MMk3m
— Huawei Mobile Italia (@HuaweiMobileIT) June 8, 2020
First things first, let’s start with the Huawei P Smart S design. If you’re already familiar with the Enjoy 10s, there’s nothing new under the sun. You get a sleek, polished rear-shell that’s iridescent when viewed from different angles.
Available in the Breathing Crystal and Midnight Black editions, the color options are also identical to the Enjoy 10s mentioned earlier. A pill-shaped camera housing featuring a triple-camera setup rests in the top-left corner of the device.

Go around the P Smart S's front to find a notched OLED panel and an in-display fingerprint scanner hidden underneath. The 6.3” screen has a high 20:9 aspect ratio and delivers an FHD+ resolution. The camera inside the notch has a 16MP sensor behind it.

The rear P Smart camera uses a 48MP primary lens, a 120⁰ 8MP ultra-wide module, and a 2MP depth-assist sensor. This main camera has a wide f/1.8 aperture and PDAF support, which should translate into brilliant shots even in poorly lit scenes – which can be further enhanced with the ‘Super Night’ mode.

A Kirin 710F with its 12nm wafer handles processing, combined with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage (expandable with an NM card). The Huawei P Smart S is powered by a 4,000 mAh battery, accompanied by 10W fast charging. And it boots to the Android-10-based EMUI 10.1.
The smartphone starts at €249.90 (46,000 PKR), and it’s already up for sale in European markets.
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