Chinese smartphone maker Hisense has confirmed that the company will be launching an affordable 5G smartphone on April 20th.
This device, known as the Hisense F50 5G, will be driven by an octa-core Unisoc T7510 platform which will enable to the device to support both standalone (SA) and non-standalone (NSA) 5G modes. The Unisoc T7510 SoC consists of 4x Cortex A75 cores (clocked at 2.0GHz) and 4x Cortex A55 cores (clocked at 1.8GHz), which will be paired with a decent PowerVR GM9446 GPU.
The Hisense F50 5G will boast a dewdrop-notch display with considerable bezel along its sides. Over at the back, the device also has a quad-camera setup arranged in a vertical fashion. The company has confirmed that the rear cameras will include a 48 megapixels main shooter, as well as an ultra-wide lens which offer up to 120 degrees field of view. Moreover, a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor is also present at the back as well.
Moving on, the Hisense F50 5G also has a massive 5,010mAh battery which comes with 18W fast-charging support. Surprisingly, the device is said to feature a PC-grade cooling system under the hood as well. That’s certainly an interesting feature to see on mid-ranger smartphones.
Although this device certainly looks pretty decent on paper, but its unlikely to be available in the global market.
