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HUAWEI nova 15 Max Launches in the Philippines at PHP 19,888

HUAWEI nova 15 Max goes on sale in the Philippines at PHP 19,888 on June 12, packing an 8,500mAh battery and a 6.84-inch 120Hz OLED display with IP65.

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HUAWEI nova 15 Max Launches in the Philippines at PHP 19,888

HUAWEI brought the nova 15 Max to the Philippine market on June 12, 2026, with a PHP 19,888 launch price and a battery that sets a new record for the brand. The 8,500mAh cell is the largest HUAWEI has ever shipped in a smartphone, and the company is leaning heavily on it as the device's defining feature.

Key Specs

Behind the battery headline, the nova 15 Max is a mid-ranger built with some above-average durability specs. The display is a 6.84-inch Vivid OLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate and up to 4,000 nits peak brightness. Processing is handled by the Kirin 8000 (7nm), and the device ships with symmetrical dual speakers rated at 85dB.

IP65 water and dust resistance is included — still relatively rare at this price point in the Philippine market. The rear camera is a 50MP RYYB sensor with an f/1.9 aperture, paired with an 8MP front camera. The phone measures 7.98mm thick and weighs 232g, which is respectable given what's packed inside. It comes in Lake Cyan, Blush Gold, and Golden Black.

Battery charging tops out at 40W with HUAWEI SuperCharge Turbo, and reverse wireless charging is supported.

Price and Promotions

The PHP 19,888 promotional price (down from the regular PHP 20,888) is live at authorized HUAWEI Experience Stores and online via Shopee, Lazada, TikTok Shop, and the HUAWEI Online Store. Early buyers receive a 2-Year Battery Replacement service (worth PHP 2,999) plus two stainless thermos tumblers (PHP 1,499 value).

Online shoppers can stack additional discounts: a PHP 1,000 early bird discount plus PHP 300 vouchers across the e-commerce platforms, or up to PHP 2,000 through the HUAWEI Online Store directly.

Given the battery capacity, the nova 15 Max is aimed squarely at users who prioritize all-day and multi-day stamina — frequent travelers, heavy mobile video viewers, and anyone who's grown tired of mid-range phones dying well before dinner.

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