Honor launched its new phone HONOR 9X Lite, which is a smart and distinctive experience for users in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
9X Lite features with 6.5-inch full screen display, Main dual-lens 48-megapixel rear camera and Auxiliary camera with depth of 2 megapixels. The Honor phone runs on the Kirin 710 processor, as well asTurbo GPU that ensures high, quality image processing. It has a 3750 mAh battery, 4 GB RAM, 128GB internal storage, SIM and microSD cards work together to provide up to 512 GB of external memory.
It offers long 9X Lite battery life music play up to 108 hours, 28 hours of phone calls, 22 hours of video playback, or 10 hours of continuous play.
The phone price in the UAE is about 699 dirhams, either in Saudi Arabia it is about 699 SAR , And it will be available on the market for sale starting next May 14.
9X Lite
Noteworthy, Honor unveiled Play 4T series in China, the Honor Play 4T Pro and the Play 4T both offer 48MP main cameras, ample (and expandable) storage, and 4,000mAh batteries.
Play 4T Pro has a 6.3-inch AMOLED screen of FHD+ resolution, with a fingerprint scanner underneath and a 16MP selfie camera inside a waterdrop notch at the top. The rear has a 48MP main camera, 8MP ultrawide unit and a 2MP depth sensor.
According to News 24, Honor Play 4T Pro model 6.3 inches in size, offering FHD + resolution AMOLED with screen. On the notch on the screen 16MP It has a selfie camera.
Also, Honor launched the 20S last September and the company is expected to follow up with the 30S soon. Honor hasn’t officially pulged any details of the 30S yet, but a render of the smartphone has leaked on Chinese social network Weibo, showing the back of the phone housing a rectangular camera bump, according to gsmarena. News.
Honor Play 4T
Honor 30S is rumored to pack the Kirin 820 SoC, which is rumored to power the yet to be announced Honor 10X as well. Given the mid-range nature of the phone it probably has slim chances of getting the 5G-capable Kirin 990, so it would need a whole new solution such as the 820.
Huawei officially unveiled its second generation folding smartphone in early 2020, and it features much of the same design and hardware capabilities of the original Mate X. It’s essentially an 8-inch tablet that folds outwards, leaving you with one large regular smartphone style screen on the outside.
On other hand, Huawei Mate Xs introduces the company’s unique Falcon Wing design made with more than 100 interlocking parts using a zirconium-based liquid metal that allows for a full 180-degree fold. The special aerospace grade polyimide and optically clear adhesive allow the display to produce vibrant and rich images.
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