Huawei Glory 6 Plus (6x) debuted for $536 on December 16th.
Huawei Honor 6x, which was sold in China earlier this month, may eventually be sold as Honor 6 Plus.
No matter which name Huawei uses, the phone will be launched on December 16. According to Chinese media reports, it will be priced at 3299 CNY. This is the current exchange rate of about $536 or $431, slightly deviating from the traditional affordability of honor brands.
Especially in China, cheap smartphones have good specifications, so this price level is not necessarily what you expect from aristocratic phones. So Huawei seems to want to play advanced games here. Of course, if the price is rumored to cover the pot.
It is clear that future phones will be equipped with Huawei's Kirin 925 chipset, 1.8 GHz Octa-Cod CPU and Mali-T628 GPU, and support the LTE Cat.6 network. The processor has four high-performance Cortex-A15 cores and four Cortex-A7 cores with longer battery life.
According to the benchmark, the Honor 6 has a screen resolution of 1800x1j080, which means Huawei will use this model of software to present Android buttons with a full display resolution of 1080p.
However, it has been revealed that the main selling point of the Honor 6 Plus will undoubtedly be its dual rearview setting (for example, the fact that it will have 3GB's RAM).
