Renders and 360 degree video shows Huawei P10 in its full glory

Huawei has already confirmed its MWC presence on February 26 to introduce the flagship P10 and P10 Plus, and a new smartwatch. Press renders of the Huawei P10 have already hit the interwebs, and now 91mobiles in collaboration with @OnLeaks have outed renders and 360-degree video based on factory CAD showing the P10 in its full glory.

As seen in the render, the Huawei P10 will follow the same design to last year's P9, with few tweaks. The P9 did'nt have a home button, and the fingerprint sensor was placed at the back, but on P10, Huawei has included the home button, and it is most likely to house the fingerprint sensor. Further more the the edges are said to be rounded, giving the P10 a iPhone 6 like design.

The placement of the Leica-branded dual-cameras at the back remains the same with two camera unit, along with flash module and laser auto-focus. The USB Type-C port, 3.5mm audio jack and speaker grille are placed at the bottom, while the power button and volume rocker are on the right edge.

The source suggests that Huawei P10 will feature 5.2-inch display and roughly measure 145.5 x 69.5 x 7.35mm.

Previous rumors claim that Huawei P10 will arrive in three variants - 4GB RAM/32GB storage priced at CNY 3488 ($507 | Rs. 34,000), 4GB RAM/64GB storage priced at CNY 4088 ($595 | Rs. 40,000) and 6GB RAM/128GB storage priced at CNY 4688 ($682 | Rs. 46,000).

The Plus version called Huawei P10 Plus will reportedly feature 5.5-inch curved display and come in two variants - 4GB RAM/64GB storage priced at CNY 4988 ($726 | Rs. 48,870), and 6GB RAM/128GB storage priced at CNY 5688 ($828 | Rs. 56,000).

According to earlier reports, the Huawei P10 and P10 Plus will be powered by HiSilicon Kirin 960 processor and include Quad HD displays, Leica-braded 12MP dual rear cameras, 8MP front camera, Iris scanner, Harman Kardon audio technology and ship with Android Nougat.

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