HUAWEI P20 Pro Twilight Available in Singapore from 21 April 2018

Singapore Huawei Consumer Business Group just announced that the HUAWEI P20 Pro in the gradient colour, Twilight, will be available in Singapore from 21 April 2018.

For those holding your purchase of the P20 Pro for this colour, now is the time to get it! Check out how beautiful the gradient is as you turn the phone:

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The HUAWEI P20 Pro in Twilight is inspired by the natural wonder of the world, the Aurora Borealis (commonly known as the Northern Lights). The signature gradient colour is achieved by applying several layers of Non-Conductive Vacuum Metalizing (NCVM) optical coatings underneath the glass back, so that light hitting the surface refracts, creating a vibrant and fluid change in hue, from a striking purple, to blue and then to green. Additionally, the back of the device is encased in smooth, 3D curved glass.

The HUAWEI P20 Pro has welcomed much acclaim since its global launch on 27 March 2018, and has revolutionised smartphone photography with the world’s first Leica triple camera and powerful Artificial Intelligence capabilities. Its game-changing Leica triple camera configuration comprises a 40MP RGB sensor, a 20MP monochrome sensor, and an 8MP sensor with telephoto lens. The HUAWEI P20 Pro also features a brand new Leica VARIOSUMMILUX lens with 3x optical zoom and 5x Hybrid Zoom, which is perfect for long-range photography. The HUAWEI P20 Pro has f/1.8, f/1.6 and f/2.4 wide aperture lenses, as well as a light-sensitive sensor with up to ISO 102400, resulting in amazing low-light shots.

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Kylie says:

April 21, 2018 at 4:33 am

Do you know if the twilight version will be available to purchase at Singapore Changi Airport terminal 1 in May/June? Not sure if I'll be able to get it in Australia, and will be flying through Singapore in May/June and thought it might be a way of getting one. Are the airport shop/s expensive? Any disadvantages to doing this?