Huawei Mobiles Price in Nepal: Features and Specs

Huawei is a Chinese smartphone manufacturer and it’s apparently the world’s largest smartphone maker with more than 19% market share.

However, Huawei has been put under the entity list due to which new Huawei phones do not have Google Services and Google Play store.

Despite the ban, Huawei has been producing new phones and is thriving in the Chinese market. But this has affected its product availability in Nepal. Their main products right now are Huawei Y9s, Huawei Y6s, and Huawei Nova 5T.

Call Mobility is the official distributor of Huawei Phones in Nepal. They are currently selling  5 Huawei phones in Nepal that range from entry-level to lite-flagship category.

With that said, if you are looking to buy a Huawei phone then let’s look at the list of Huawei mobiles price in Nepal along with its key specifications.

Huawei Mobiles Price in Nepal

Huawei Y7p

Huawei Y7p is the latest Huawei mobile in Nepal. It has a triple camera module on the back along with a fingerprint sensor. The rear might look like glass but it’s actually plastic.

On the front, it has a 6.39 inches IPS LCD hole-punch display with minimal bezels all around.

Underneath the plastic exterior, the Y7p houses an Octa-Core Kirin 710F. And it is paired with a 4/64GB internal memory. Kirin 710F is an old processor and it has a similar performance level to Snapdragon 660 but loses out on GPU performance.

There’s a triple camera array up the rear which has a 48MP f/1.8 sensor as the primary gunner. For support, there’s an 8MP f/2.4 ultrawide and a 2MP f/2.4 depth sensor. Meanwhile, in the hole punch set up in the front, there’s an 8MP f/2.0 selfie shooter.

Moving on Huaew Y7p runs on EMUI 9 on top of Android 9 Pie but it doesn’t have GMS.

Huawei Y7p is an average phone as of now. Its specifications cannot challenge the likes of Realme, Xiaomi, and Samsung phones. Also, it doesn’t have fast charging support. On top of that, it doesn’t come with Google mobile service.

Huawei Y6s

Huawei Y6s is the most affordable Huawei smartphone in Nepal. The overall structure is still made of plastic but the dual-tone color layout is pretty appealing. There’s a single camera on the back along with a fingerprint sensor.

On the front, it has a 6.09 inches IPS LCD display with 720p resolution and a dew-drop notch.

Under the glass, we have a MediaTek MT6765 Helio P35 processor. Helio P35 is a good entry-level chipset. It is good enough for general tasks and you will be able to play games in low settings as well. But it is not a match for Realme C3’s Helio G70 chipset.

There’s a single camera array up the rear which has a 13MP sensor. You can get a better camera setup with phones like Redmi 8 and Realme C3.

Moving on Huawei Y6s runs on EMUI 9 on top of Android 9 Pie with GMS.

Huawei Y6s is a decent entry-level phone. Helio P35 chipset along with 3GB RAM and 64GB ROM will provide decent performance for the price. However, it only has a 3020 mAh battery which is very less compared to phones like Redmi 8 and Realme C3.

Huawei Y6s is a decent option but there are phones like Redmi 8 which provide much better value.

Huawei Y9s

Huawei Y9s has a glass back with aluminum frames on the sides. The rear is fairly clean with just the vertical triple cameras on the left side whereas the fingerprint is now side-mounted.

On the front, it has a 6.59 inches IPS LCD display with a 1080p resolution and a full view display thanks to the pop-up camera.

Under the hood, the phone hides a Kirin 710F processor paired with 6/128GB internals. The chipset doesn’t justify its price tag. For Rs. 33900 you can get a gaming chipset these days. Kirin 710F is an old processor that provides average performance.

Moving on, the phone features a rear triple camera layout with the 48MP sensor in the spotlight. In addition, the 8MP ultrawide and 2MP depth sensor back up the primary sensor pretty well. As mentioned earlier, there’s a 16MP selfie camera on the pop-up mechanism.

Moving on Huawei Y6s runs on EMUI 9 on top of Android 9 Pie with GMS.

Huawei Y9s is a decent phone but it feels expensive compared to it;’s competitors. Phones like Realme 6, Redmi Note 8 Pro, and Redmi Note 9 Pro come with gaming chipsets and better camera setups.

On top of that Huawei Y9s doesn’t even have a fast charging which is a must-have at this price tag. But it does use a good IMX 582 sony camera sensor.

Get Redmi Note 9 Pro, Redmi Note 8 Pro, or Realme 6 over the Huawei Y9s.

Huawei Nova 5T

Huawei Nova 5T is the most powerful Huawei smartphone in Nepal.  It looks premium with its glass back and aluminum frame. Instead of a notch, there’s a punch-hole display which does look nice on the device.

On the front, it has a 6.26” with an IPS LCD display at 1080p resolution. Huawei should have gone for an AMOLED display but the panel is still good.

Under the hood, the Nova 5T has a Kirin 980 processor, which is a very good processor. The processor is paired with 8GB RAM and 128GB Internal Storage. With this processor and storage, you have flagship processing capabilities in a mid-range phone.

Moving on Huawei Y6s runs on EMUI 9 on top of Android 9 Pie with GMS.

Moving on to the rear quad camera setup, the Nova 5T houses a 48MP wide, 16MP ultrawide, 2MP macro, and 2MP depth sensor. The 48MP Sony IMX 586 is a flagship-grade sensor which can be found on phones like OnePlus 7T pro and the brand new Redmi K20 Pro.

Huawei Nova 5T has a 3750 mAh battery with 22.5W fast charging. Furthermore, it runs on EMUI 10 on top of Android 10.

Huawei Nova 5T is a really good device. But, it still has the same price tag for the last 1 year. It feels expensive when we compare it to the likes of Redmi K20 Pro and Samsung A71. Both of these devices have good performance and provide an AMOLED display. Other than that they have very similar hardware. Also, Nova 5T has a smaller battery than both of these phones.

Samsung A71 and Redmi K20 Pro provide better value due to good price to performance ration but Nova 5T is a very compelling device. And, it’s a good choice if you want something other than Samsung or Xiaomi phone.

Huawei Y Max

Huawei Y Max has a unique faux leather back which looks quite premium. The rear houses a dual-camera setup along with a fingerprint sensor. On the front it as a dew-drop notch.

Huawei Y Max features a massive 7.12 inches IPS LCD FHD display.

The phone is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 processor which is one of the powerful processors in the mid-range market. At least, it performs better than Kirin 700 series. This processor has decent performance but it doesn’t justify the phones’ price tag, At this price you can get gaming chipsets from the like of Redmi and Realme devices.

Moving on Huawei Y Max runs on EMUI 9 on top of Android 9 Pie.

Moving on to the dual-camera setup with a 16MP main sensor and a 2MP depth sensor. On the front, it has a single 8MP camera for selfies.

Huawei Y Max has a 5000 mAh battery but there’s no support for fast charging. Furthermore, it runs on EMUI 9 on top of Android 9.

At Rs. 38,990, Huawei Y Max is a huge device that makes it perfect for media consumption. Its performance is not bad with the Snapdragon 660 chipset. But it’s camera setup is below average.

Y Max is an old device that is huge but it’s performance and camera setup doesn’t justify its price tag. You can get very powerful phones like Realme 6, Redmi Note 9 Pro, and Redmi Note 8 Pro for a cheaper price. So, just skip the Huawei Y Max.