Alleged Huawei nova Flip Geekbench results leak, showing mid-range performance at best

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Alleged Huawei nova Flip Geekbench results leak, showing mid-range performance at best
A Huawei phone, coming with codename PSD-AL00 which is currently believed to be the Huawei Nova Flip, was spotted on Geekbench. There are a couple of listings of the device, and the best results it managed was a score of 1,000 in single-core and 2,419 in multi-core.

If you're a stranger to Geekbench results, let me tell you: these are surprisingly bad results in comparison to other clamshell foldables of the competition. For one, we have the Galaxy Z Flip 5 with a score of 1,984 in single and 5,149 in multi-core. So, if this is the Flip phone that's about to be announced, it will be a little bit on the modest side in terms of performance.


Apart from that, the phone has 12 gigs of RAM and an octa-core processor. That's strange as well: 12 GB of RAM for such a powerless processor baffles me. According to the listing, the phone is running Android 12. The same phone was spotted earlier on a 3C certification with 66W charging support.

The phone is expected to launch on August 5 in China and has recently leaked. According to leaks, you can expect a Kirin 9000 series chip, with up to 1TB of storage. As for the other specs, they are more promising. The phone is rumored to come with a 6.94-inch folding screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, and the outer display is expected to be a 2.14-inch OLED panel.

The Nova Flip is expected to come with a 50MP primary camera, an 8MP ultrawide, and a 32MP selfie camera. Powering the phone will reportedly be a 4,400 mAh battery cell.

In my opinion, the Huawei Nova Flip is surprisingly slow, as I already said, and it may suffer some stutters (although, we're not entirely sure these results are its).

 Given how many sanctions from the U.S. Huawei is under, it's understandable that the phone isn't as huge of a performer. However, since the sanctions, Huawei was still able to build fast phones, so this one baffles me a little bit.

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