Huawei has expanded its nova 14 series with the introduction of the nova 14 Lite, also known as the Vitality Edition. This new addition offers similar specs to the regular nova 14, but with a few cost-saving tweaks to make it more affordable. 
Despite these changes, it still delivers a premium experience for users looking for a budget-friendly option in the mid-range segment.
The nova 14 Lite comes equipped with a 6.7-inch OLED display, boasting Full HD+ resolution and a smooth 120Hz refresh rate. This screen ensures vibrant colors and crisp visuals, making it a great choice for users who enjoy watching videos, playing games, or scrolling through social media. It also features a 50MP selfie camera, perfect for capturing detailed and clear self-portraits. Additionally, the phone houses a substantial 5,500mAh battery that promises impressive battery life, but with one notable difference from the standard nova 14: the charging speed is capped at 66W, compared to the 100W fast charging available on its sibling model.
On the camera front, the nova 14 Lite is equipped with a dual-lens setup, including a 50MP primary camera with a RYYB sensor and an 8MP ultra-wide camera. The latter can also function as a macro lens, offering versatility for different types of shots. However, the Lite model does not feature the third camera found in the nova 14, which might be a slight downside for photography enthusiasts.
Huawei has not officially confirmed the chipset powering the nova 14 Lite, but rumors suggest it could be the Kirin 8000, the same as the one in the regular nova 14. The device runs on Huawei’s own HarmonyOS 5.1, which brings a smooth and responsive user experience.
Available in three stunning colors – Ice Blue, Frost White, and Feather Sand Black – the nova 14 Lite is priced competitively in China. The 256GB model is available for CNY 2,149 (approximately $301), while the 512GB version costs CNY 2,449. Although Huawei has yet to confirm international availability, the nova 14 Lite could be a popular choice for those seeking high-end features at a more accessible price.