The only differences between the Pro and Ultra are that the latter supports two-way satellite messaging through the Beidou constellation and, of course, the price. The two are built around a 6.78” 10-bit AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate and 300Hz touch sampling rate. Resolution is 2652 x 1200 pixels and some versions feature Kunlun Glass protection on top with slightly curved edges. There is a pill-shaped hole in the upper left corner for the dual selfie cameras.
The setup at the front features 60MP wide
camera with 100-degree FoV and an 8MP camera with 2x optical zoom for portrait
purposes. There are three more cameras on the back, highlighted by a 50MP main
one with aperture that can toggle between f/1.4 and f/4.0, RYYB sensor and
laser AF. There is also an 8MP ultrawide camera and a “ten-channel color
temperature sensor”, which helps adjust colors on the other two.
The Huawei nova 11 Pro and Ultra have
4,500mAh batteries with 100W charging, and the required adapter comes in the
retail box. Other features include HarmonyOS 3.0 and vegan leather back on the
Green and Black versions. The other two, White and Gold, have glass backs. The
nova 11 Pro storage options are 256GB and 512GB, while the nova 11 Ultra comes
only with 512GB.
Prices for the nova 11 Pro begin from
CNY 3,499 (US$ 510), but that’s without the Kunlun Glass - the extra protection
costs CNY 200 (US$ 30) more. Double the storage costs CNY 3,999 (US$ 582) but you don't
get fancy glass on top. The nova 11 Ultra is CNY 4,499 ($655) - that’s CNY 500
(US$ 70) more for the Kunlun glass and satellite messaging.
