256GB | Velvet Black | New
6,520mAh is the number that actually sells this phone, genuinely one of the largest batteries you'll find on any current device, packed into a body that's still just 7.3mm thick. Most phones this size don't get anywhere close to this capacity. If your current phone dies before you get home, this fixes that outright rather than just buying you an extra hour.
There's a physical camera key on the side here, press it once to launch the camera app instantly, no unlocking, no hunting for the icon. Small addition, but the kind of thing you end up using constantly once it's there.
Primary camera runs PDAF for reliable focus, paired with a 5MP ultra-wide for wider scenes. HDR and panorama modes are both included, and Honor's built AI camera tools directly into the interface rather than burying them in a menu, one tap access to smarter editing without extra steps.
6.6-inch AMOLED, 120Hz refresh, and peak brightness rated up to 6500 nits in some listings, genuinely exceptional for outdoor visibility. 3840Hz PWM dimming also cuts down on eye strain during extended use, a detail most budget-tier phones skip entirely.
Paired with 8GB or 12GB RAM depending on configuration, and an AnTuTu score around 810,000 confirms solid all-round performance. Messaging, browsing, streaming, social apps, all handled without hesitation.
Aluminium and glass construction, Corning Gorilla Glass 7i on the front, and IP66 water resistance covering everyday splashes and rain. Six years of promised Android upgrades round out the long-term value here too.
Every phone is tested before listing, battery health, screen, cameras, buttons, ports, network, then wiped and reset properly. Condition and storage are shown clearly on the page, no guesswork at checkout.
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6,520mAh is the number that actually sells this phone, genuinely one of the largest batteries you'll find on any current device, packed into a body that's still just 7.3mm thick. Most phones this size don't get anywhere close to this capacity. If your current phone dies before you get home, this fixes that outright rather than just buying you an extra hour.
There's a physical camera key on the side here, press it once to launch the camera app instantly, no unlocking, no hunting for the icon. Small addition, but the kind of thing you end up using constantly once it's there.
Primary camera runs PDAF for reliable focus, paired with a 5MP ultra-wide for wider scenes. HDR and panorama modes are both included, and Honor's built AI camera tools directly into the interface rather than burying them in a menu, one tap access to smarter editing without extra steps.
6.6-inch AMOLED, 120Hz refresh, and peak brightness rated up to 6500 nits in some listings, genuinely exceptional for outdoor visibility. 3840Hz PWM dimming also cuts down on eye strain during extended use, a detail most budget-tier phones skip entirely.
Paired with 8GB or 12GB RAM depending on configuration, and an AnTuTu score around 810,000 confirms solid all-round performance. Messaging, browsing, streaming, social apps, all handled without hesitation.
Aluminium and glass construction, Corning Gorilla Glass 7i on the front, and IP66 water resistance covering everyday splashes and rain. Six years of promised Android upgrades round out the long-term value here too.
Every phone is tested before listing, battery health, screen, cameras, buttons, ports, network, then wiped and reset properly. Condition and storage are shown clearly on the page, no guesswork at checkout.
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