[RUMOR] Huawei P50 and Google Pixel 6 to Have Sony's 1-Inch IMX800 Sensor; Will P50 Pro and Pro+ Get It Too?

Speculations claimed that the Huawei P50 series and Google Pixel 6 are the ones that will soon have Sony's 1-inch IMX800 sensor. The first one to leak the detail is the Twitter user @RODENT950.

GSM Arena confirmed that all the three Huawei P50 models are expected to have Sony's latest advanced display. The tweet Huawei P50 is expected to have the basic sensor, ultra-wide, and tele-configuration sensor.

On the other hand, Huawei P50 Pro is expected to have the basic sensor, ultra-wide, and periscope lenses. Meanwhile, the Huawei Pro+ is expected to have all these features. These include the basic sensor, ultra-wide, tele-lenses, and even the 3D ToF sensor and periscope lenses.

What the leaked Huawei info revealed

The leaker's post currently has four quotes tweets, 161 likes, and 26 retweets. It also received a lot of comments.

"I sent the s21U back as I was not impressed. Thinking about the p50 pro plus or mi 11 ultras. The camera is my main focus. Google services? Depends on the camera. Based on leaks what's going to have the best hardware?" asked @PandaSquiish.

"I Just hope Huawei will give us ois in main + tele then put AF on ultra wide for standard version ... I know the pro and pro + will have ois all-rounder Smiling face with sunglasses Huawei is sweet," added another Twitter user in the comment section.

This means that Huawei receiving Sony's 1-inch sensor is really something that people are really looking forward to.

Google Pixel 6 to also have it

Aside from Huawei, Google Pixel 6 will also have Sony's 1-inch IMX800. Rumors stated that this will happen since the Google Pixel 5, Google Pixel 4, and Google Pixel 3 previously came with the Sony IMX363 sensor. On the other hand, Marc Levoy, the ex-Google executive, also confirmed that the Pixel 6 lineup's computational photography will have a new unit from Sony or from other manufacturers.

Phone Arena stated that Sony's larger size of the IMX800 is expected to allow better images in low-light, capture a greater dynamic range of tones, and enable Huawei and Google to have more efficient background blur. You can click here for more info.

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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.