A good phone at an affordable value, and this latest model from Huawei’s Honor complete offers another to Motorola’s Moto G4 and a lot of on to the Moto G4+.
Available in silver, gray or gold, the 6X resembles associate degree iPhone 6+, with rounded edges. It’s solely partially metal. The rear is curved, thus it’s simple to grip however annoyingly wobbly on a table. The 5.5in screen has smart brightness and distinction, solely falling down on color vary (at 89 per cent of sRGB). Associate degree ‘eye comfort’ mode filters out blue lightweight at the hours of darkness to help your sleep.
On the rear may be a twin camera facultative the blurred background impact conjointly seen on Huawei’s Mate 9. Image quality isn’t pretty much as good, however we have a tendency to were pleased with our shots, and also the Honor version of Android (currently version 6, with 7 due as a free upgrade) offers you manual camera management if you wish it. There’s a fingerprint reader, that works well and allows Android Pay’s contactless payment.
An 8-core processor keeps everything running smoothly, as well as basic games, helped on by Huawei’s economical filing system, that avoids keep content obtaining fragmented. The battery managed 11h 18m of video playback in our tests, that is suitable, though the Moto G4+ ran for 2 hours longer. Charging is via microUSB instead of the neater USB Type-C.
Available in silver, gray or gold, the 6X resembles associate degree iPhone 6+, with rounded edges. It’s solely partially metal. The rear is curved, thus it’s simple to grip however annoyingly wobbly on a table. The 5.5in screen has smart brightness and distinction, solely falling down on color vary (at 89 per cent of sRGB). Associate degree ‘eye comfort’ mode filters out blue lightweight at the hours of darkness to help your sleep.
On the rear may be a twin camera facultative the blurred background impact conjointly seen on Huawei’s Mate 9. Image quality isn’t pretty much as good, however we have a tendency to were pleased with our shots, and also the Honor version of Android (currently version 6, with 7 due as a free upgrade) offers you manual camera management if you wish it. There’s a fingerprint reader, that works well and allows Android Pay’s contactless payment.
An 8-core processor keeps everything running smoothly, as well as basic games, helped on by Huawei’s economical filing system, that avoids keep content obtaining fragmented. The battery managed 11h 18m of video playback in our tests, that is suitable, though the Moto G4+ ran for 2 hours longer. Charging is via microUSB instead of the neater USB Type-C.
Specification:
5.5" 1920x1080
12MP rear cameras + 8MP front camera
32GB flash storage
MicroSD card slot
802.11n Wi-Fi
Bluetooth 4.1
3G/4G
151x76x8.2mm (HxWxD)
reference:
Computer Active, Issue 495, 2/2017
reference:
Computer Active, Issue 495, 2/2017
