Huawei P8 2015 Specs, News: New Device Rumored to Have Huge 6.8-Inch Version

The week-long Mobile World Congress ended today, and a lot of fans and tech enthusiasts are already gearing up to identify the best devices to suit their needs.

However, before buying anything, you may want to consider the upcoming Huawei P8 flagship.

Based on the report by Phone Arena, the Chinese manufacturer decided to hold its own event in London next month, in order to get the sole attention of the world, primarily the EU markets.

Several weeks before the launch date, images of the Huawei P8 have already leaked online.

In the report, the device was recently spotted in the wild showcasing its thin frame. Based on the leaked images, the P8 may actually be thinner than the Huawei Ascend P7 announced last year.

The Ascend P7 measured 6.5mm thickness, and so the report said the upcoming Huawei P8 could boast a slimmer 6mm waistline.

In addition to the slimmer frame, some rumored specs of the device include a 5.2-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution screen, and dual LED flash to provide better camera shots for the user.

Aside from the P8, Huawei could be preparing another handset.

In the report, Chinese website CNMO mentioned a Huawei P8 Max device that has a whopping 6.8-inch display. It would also be less of a surprise if the Chinese brand announces a "lite" version of its flagship.

The Huawei P8 Android smartphone is set for launch April 15.

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