Huawei is one of the Chinese phone makers which builds smartphones with great price to specs ratio. Huawei didn’t say if the new smartphone will be released outside of China, though we assume that this could happen at some point. Now, the smartphone is officially official and, as promised, it has a pretty low price. Also, Huawei is expected to announce the Honor 4A on July 21, but since then we don’t have any information on pricing options.
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The Huawei Honor 7 has Android Lollipop as its OS with a HiSilicone Kirin 935 octa-processor at 2.2GHz.
The high-end offering from the Chinese handset manufacturer boasts numerous features that make it quite the desirable everyday unit for most people. The smartphone also integrates a decent 5-inch capacitve touchscreen display with HD (720 x 1280) resolution. While that doesn’t sound great, the company is throwing 2GB of RAM under the hood along with 8GB of expandable internal storage. The 3G-only version of the Honor 4A costs only $98 in China (599 CNY in local currency), while the LTE model will be a bit more expensive: $112 (699 CNY). On the camera front, the device will sport an 8 Megapixel primary camera and a 2Megapixel front facing snapper.
The new budget phone from Huawei is kept alive by a 2,200 mAh battery with fast charging support and it has dual-SIM support.
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Now here is yet another Android-powered device by the folks over at Huawei, where this particular device will be made available in China – with no particular word on whether it will hit other parts of the world or not. Would you be tempted to buy one if it becomes available in your country?
