Huawei Honor 6X, a budget phone that debuted at the Consumer Electronics Show 2017 (CES) currently held at Las Vegas, Nevada, will be released on the 10th of this month. Priced at $250, this is a phone for people living on a tight budget who want high quality gadgets. With its sleek metal body, solid camera and powerful processor, this handset can beat other phones that are priced higher.
While budget phones are usually considered as made of cheap materials, the Huawei Honor6 comes looking gorgeous and rich. It does not have any sharp edges; instead, its smooth body gently curves to fit snugly at the palm of the hand. At the back is the finger print sensor, which means that the phone can be opened by scanning the owner's fingerprint. The phone is compact despite being almost as big as a tablet, according to Digital Trends.
It can be remembered that the Honor brand first came to the US in the Huawei Honor 5, which sold around 11 million units worldwide. With the Huawei Honor 6X, the maker aims to sell more than the 2016 figure. To make it more attractive to buyers, the Huawei Honor 6 was fitted with a dual-lens camera, faster processor and bigger battery and display. It has the Huawei Kirin 655 chip with 4GB/RAM internal storage configuration, according to International Business Times.
The fact that the Huawei Honor6 has dual-lens camera gives it an edge over other handset brands that are sold at budget prices. Nowadays, a phone's camera is very important because it is used most of the time to take pictures. The solid and high performing cameras of the Huawei Honor 6X made it all the more attractive. It is set to challenge Lenovo's Moto G4, which is also a budget handset, according to CNET.
Many people would happily pay more for popular mobile phone brands but there are still many who can hardly afford one. The Huawei Honor 6X is the answer to people with financial constraints. For just a little more than a couple hundred dollars, one can have a mobile phone that can put to shame even the most expensive ones.
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