Long Battery Life and Fast Charging: The Huawei Nova 8i Offers This and More
Life today moves at an alarming rate. There’s always another deadline to chase and another item on the to-do list that needs ticking off. To keep up, you likely depend heavily on your smartphone: it helps you work on the run, connect with friends and family, and enjoy occasional moments of rest and relaxation.
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But getting all of this from a smartphone means owning one that’s got a battery life capable of supporting your busy lifestyle.
Say hello to the new HUAWEI nova 8i.
A 4300mAh battery
The HUAWEI nova 8i device packs a serious punch when it comes to battery life. It’s equipped with a 4300mAh three-electrode battery that will render battery anxiety a thing of the past.
The battery has a unique, proven and reliable single-cell design, coupled with a newly upgraded electrochemical solution, to give it an even longer lifespan than its predecessors. Even after 1,000 charges, the HUAWEI nova 8i’s battery still has 80% capacity, so you don’t need to worry about having to replace it in a hurry.
The device also supports 66W HUAWEI SuperCharge, which can fully charge the battery in just 38 minutes. If you’re in a hurry, you can also get 68% of your battery power back after just 20 minutes of charging, and five minutes will give you two hours of gameplay. Whether you’re preparing for a busy day of working or studying or gearing up for a good gaming session, the HUAWEI nova 8i’s battery life will not disappoint.
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More than just a battery
Of course, there’s more to the HUAWEI nova 8i than its battery performance and charging capabilities. It also boasts an impressive AI quad-camera, which comprises a 64MP high-res main camera, an 8MP ultra-wide-angle camera, a 2MP macro camera and a 2MP depth camera. And it features upgraded Super Night Shot 2.0 enhancements, which allow you to capture superior quality images even in low-light environments.
You can enjoy your professional-looking images – as well as your games and movies – on the HUAWEI nova 8i’s impressive 6.67-inch HUAWEI Edgeless Display screen. This vast screen offers a superior and immersive viewing experience that has to be seen to be believed. It also offers an advanced level of eye protection. Through hardware and software optimisation, the HUAWEI nova 8i can filter out harmful blue light while minimising yellow discolouration on the screen in eye comfort mode.
It’s worth adding that the HUAWEI nova 8i comes equipped with a Snapdragon octa-core chipset and a 6GB/8GB + 128GB memory configuration. This means that you’ve got more than enough space to store your favourite songs, photos and videos and that your phone can easily run multiple apps at once. Combine this with the HUAWEI nova 8i’s battery performance, and you’re armed with everything you need to take on the world.
Since the very beginning, the HUAWEI nova Series has ensured that it keeps the needs of the youth top of mind, and that means offering a powerful device that looks good, performs well and keeps delivering time after time.
The HUAWEI nova 8i is available online at the Huawei Store for just R6,999 and includes a free Bluetooth speaker valued at R699. Ts and Cs apply.
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