Huawei had launched its budget device earlier in January 2017, with a dual camera setup, 4GB Ram and Android 6.0 out of the box. Reportedly, Huawei is launching a successor to the 6X. The new device will be called Honor 7X and will be released on October 11, as stated by the company.
The ad comes with a slogan which says, “Want to see farther than ordinary people? Higher Wider? Everywhere is your world“. This points out to the 18:9 Ratio display which is the trend lately. Rumours suggest that the Honor 7X will have a 5.5-inch screen and Kirin 670 chipset. It’ll be having 4GB RAM and 64GB storage. Huawei will be releasing its new version of Emotion UI (EMUI), so the Honor 7X might run on EMUI 5.1 on Android 7.1 Nougat.
Honor has already sent out media invites for the event which will take place in China on October 11, 2017. The device will be launched in China and will be rolled out to other countries very soon. Honor 7X is reportedly priced around $270 for the 3GB RAM and $315 for the 4GB variant.
There hasn’t been much of information leaked or given out, but a new report came out which reveals that the Honor 7X will sport a 5.5-inch display with Full HD resolution and a dual camera setup (12MP + 20MP)
The Honor 7X will sport an 8MP selfie camera and a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor as seen on the Honor 6X. The device will pack in 3,240 mAh battery. The device may also have USB Type-C support as per speculations. Is the upgrade worth it? Do let us know down in the comments section.
