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Huawei P30 Pro and Watch GT Active outed on official website, reveals ‘dual-view’ video

We’re just a few days out from the debut of the Huawei P30 Pro and we already know basically everything about the company’s upcoming device. Now, ahead of the official launch, a page has leaked on the company’s site which gives further confirmation of what we know about the Huawei P30 Pro’s design, as well as the Huawei Watch GT Active and more.

An event teaser page on Huawei’s own official consumer website has effectively confirmed every single P30 Pro leak to date (via Twitter). It shows off the phone in its full glory with a quad-camera setup, 10x zoom sensor, and also shows off the nearly bezel-less display up front. Essentially, we now know just about everything we need to about Huawei’s next flagship.

The leaked page details that the Huawei P30 Pro will have a 40MP “SuperSpectrum Sensor” primary camera, a 10X zoom periscope lens, ultra wide-angle lens, and a ToF camera on the back of the phone. Notably, this is the first time we’re seeing renders of the device that showcase the look of that ToF sensor in detail.

Huawei further details on the leaked page that the P30 Pro will feature improved low-light recording. It also mentions a feature we previously didn’t know about called “dual-view” video. This feature uses two of the rear cameras, one of which is the 10x zoom lens, to record different perspectives at the same time. This feature apparently won’t arrive at launch, though.

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Further, the Huawei Watch GT Active gets a mention. There are no details about the watch, but it confirms a previous leak from earlier this month.

Most likely, this page will be taken down at any time, so we’ve downloaded all of the relevant imagery below.

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