5 Best Features of Huawei Honor 7X
These are Huawei Honor 7X best features that end users might not know existed brought to you by you Sydney CBD Repair Centre Team.
HUGE BATTERY
The Honor 7X is packing a 3,340mAh cell, which is exactly the same size as the one inside the Honor 6X. Considering this is powering a phone with a larger screen we may see a bit of a detrimental effect on battery here, but the chipset should be better optimized, so we’re hoping for a similar life.
Honor claims it’ll last for 12 hours of constant video playback, but unlike the pricier Honor 9, there aren’t any fast charge features included here.
POWER PACKED
The phone is powered by Honor’s latest homemade – but not top of the range – chipset that’s called the Kirin 659.
That works alongside 4GB of RAM, which is a high amount for a mid-range phone. There’s also 64GB of storage as standard, but you’ll have to use the 256GB-capacity microSD card slot if you want to be able to use further storage.
CAMERA PROWESS
There’s a 16MP rear camera that works alongside a 2MP depth-sensing camera. This allows for an improved wide aperture mode as well as a ‘Portrait’ mode for better looking photos of people.
On the front of the phone there’s an 8MP shooter that comes with depth of field features to play around with, as well as selfie effects and a beauty mode.
CRYSTAL CLEAR DISPLAY
Honor has included an 18:9 ratio screen for the first time here. That means the phone is able to have a large display without increasing the size of the actual handset, and Honor has managed to fit a 5.93-inch display in what would usually house a 5.5-inch display.
The resolution is Full HD+, which means 2160 x 1080 and comes in at 408 pixels-per-inch.
The bezels are thin on either side of the screen, and the fingerprint sensor is on the rear of the phone to ensure it’s not taking up room on the front.
INSPIRED DESIGN
Honor has opted for a metal uni-body design here that’s not as rounded as the Honor 6X and instead has a flat rear. We don’t know the specifics when it comes to the size of the phone, but Honor claims it’s 2.7mm thinner than the iPhone 7 Plus, which is a phone that’s 7.3mm thick.
Color choices will be limited to blue and black in the UK, and we’ve yet to learn what the color options will be around the rest of the world. There is a gold option too, but it seems that will just be for China at the moment.
