Huawei Y7P, the latest Y-series device released by Huawei. The device sports a 6.39-inch hole-punch display, triple cameras, Kirin 710F chipset, and a 4,000mAh battery. The rear of the smartphone shows off a metallic-like gradient color when it catches the light. Upfront, the Y7p’s display has slim bezels all over, apart from the chin that’s thicker than the rest. Huawei has incorporated a hole-punch front camera placed on the upper left corner and has nicknamed this type of display as a “Punch Full View Display.” Over the rear, the Y7p has a triple camera setup placed on the upper left corner. The circular fingerprint scanner is also located on the rear. For display, the Y7p sports a 6.39-inch IPS LCD panel, with an HD+ (720x1560) resolution. Color reproduction is satisfying, and the details appear sharp as well. Audio-wise, the Y7p has a single downward-firing speaker. It can get loud and fill up a room at maximum volume.

The Huawei Y7p has a triple rear camera setup which consists of a 48MP main, 8MP ultra-wide, and 2MP snappers. Meanwhile, residing in the hole-punch module upfront is an 8MP shooter. Images produced by the primary rear camera is good, with the right amount of detail and sharpness to them. The colors look acceptable under ample lighting. Under the hood, the Y7p is armed with a Kirin 710F chipset, paired with 4GB RAM which makes navigation, swiping through apps, web and social media browsing, and such ran smoothly and without any issues. For biometrics, the Y7p has a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner and face unlock. The usual connectivity features such as 4G LTE, WiFi, and Bluetooth are all present in the Y7p. For battery, Y7P has a 4000mAh cell capacity which could last for a day or two with light to moderate usage.