Huawei is the latest manufacturer to join the 18:9 ratio hype with
its subsidiary brand Honor after plenty of companies keep introducing
phones with tall screens. The Honor 7X was just launched in China and we
already have first-hand impressions of the device.
Huawei has upgraded the chipset compared to the Honor 6X and there is a Kirin 659 ticking inside the new device. It's not a high end chipset, mind you. Performance-wise it should be quite similar to the Kirin 658 as seen in the popular mid-ranger Huawei P10 Lite.
The screen on the Honor 7X is also visibly different from the Honor 6X's - now it has 18:9 ratio and 2160 x 1080 pixels for resolution, or Full HD+ as some already call it.
Huawei has upgraded the chipset compared to the Honor 6X and there is a Kirin 659 ticking inside the new device. It's not a high end chipset, mind you. Performance-wise it should be quite similar to the Kirin 658 as seen in the popular mid-ranger Huawei P10 Lite.
The screen on the Honor 7X is also visibly different from the Honor 6X's - now it has 18:9 ratio and 2160 x 1080 pixels for resolution, or Full HD+ as some already call it.
Huawei Honor 7X
- Body: metal and glass;
- Screen: 5.93" LTPS-LCD 18:9, Full HD+ resolution (407ppi); Gorilla Glass
- Camera: 16 MP sensor + 2 MP sensor
- Video: Full HD recording
- OS: EMUI 5.1, based on Android Nougat 7.0
- Platform: HiSilicon Kirin 659; octa-core CPU (4 x CortexA53 2.36GHz + 4 x CortexA53); Mali T830-MP2 GPU
- Memory: 4GB of RAM; 32 GB, 64GB or 128GB storage (microSD slot available)
- Battery: 3,340mAh/3,240mAh (sealed)
- Misc: Huawei Histen 3D Audio, microUSB, fingerprint reader
- Price: CNY1,299 - CNY1,999/$200 - $300 (available from October 17)
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