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On the front, the Honor X8 sports a 6.7-inch IPS LCD panel. This is a flat Full HD+ display with a 90Hz refresh rate, a punch hole design and good sunlight legibility. While it does not have the pop of an OLED display, it is still decent for watching content, especially given its size. You will only find a mono speaker for your audio experience though which is underwhelming. For general interaction, the smoothness of the 90Hz refresh rate is also felt. However, the processor on the smartphone struggles to keep up. Performance With those caveats out of the way, this is a very good example of an LCD panel. It’ll never hit those deep OLED looks, of course, but I recorded a very good sRGB gamut coverage of 95.4% and a total volume of 98.9%, with an excellent Delta E value of 1.11. All of the preceding data comes from HONOR lab tests that are conducted in controlled environments. Actual With a round-corner design, the diagonal of the screen is 6.7 inches when measured as a standard rectangle (the actual viewable area

The data comes from the HONOR laboratory. Your actual experience may vary due to different factors such as The phone’s quad-camera system, meanwhile, is dominated by a 64MP main sensor, which is accompanied by a 5MP ultra-wide and a pair of 2MP depth and macro assistants. Unlike many of its rivals, the Honor X8 prioritises a super-slim, screen-heavy design. With a skinny chassis and even skinnier bezels, there isn’t too much of a frame for that large 6.7in display. You only get a 22.5W charger with the Honor X8, too, which is inferior to the 33W chargers of the Poco and Redmi tribe, but better than the 15W charger of the Moto G50. Given the more compact battery, however, 30 minutes of charging will still get you from empty to over half-full. The display screen is designed with rounded corners. When measured according to a standard rectangle, the

To conclude, the HONOR X8 is a good looking and very capable smartphone with everything the average user needs. Priority is placed on its screen and battery performance, but at the end of the day its price is the biggest draw here. charger and the cable, starting from 3% power, under standby with the screen turned off. Actual performance may vary slightly due to individual differences, user habits, and environmental factors. The Honor X8 opts for a nominal quad-camera system, but only two of those are ‘real’ cameras. There’s a 64MP wide sensor and a 5MP ultra-wide, which are accompanied by redundant 2MP macro and 2MP depth sensors. batches and production and supply factors, no special notice will be given if such modifications and Lots of the apps included aren’t the google ones but Honor’s own proprietary apps as well as a couple of pre-installed ones that can be removed at your wish.

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The data comes from the HONOR laboratory. Web browsing and video clip timing are tested under a Wi-Fi Even the ultra-wide lens during the day holds its own, however images come out a bit grainier given the much lower resolution of the sensor. As soon as you start to take pictures in low light, this effect is even more pronounced. The main lens also starts to struggle in this case and despite using night mode, images are underwhelming. As for the ultra-wide lens, we recommend not using it in low-light as it struggles quite a bit. Battery life It’s never been a particularly impressive component in my experience, doing just enough to keep the phone moving along in general navigation, and nothing more. Hop between multiple apps and you’ll observe some pauses in the action, but it’s generally up to light everyday tasks. While it’s certainly not a powerhouse if you want a phone and you aren’t fussed about 5G or any of the latest features the Honor X8 is a stand out device if you're on a budget, want value for money, and are willing to make a few sacrifices for a great screen.The dual-card dual-5G feature is disabled by default and needs to be enabled manually by the user, and the product performance, specifications, indices, parts and other information. Due to real-time changes in product The core aspect of any smartphone is performance. And while Honor has implemented a few tweaks for the X8, it still does not deliver a consistently fluid experience. Inside, the Honor X8 sports a 6nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 SoC with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. Thanks to RAM Booster, the smartphone can use an extra 2GB of its storage as RAM to keep additional applications in memory.

Through the HONOR RAM Turbo technology, the 6GB of RAM is expanded to 8GB. Your actual experience may vary due charger and cable. Actual charging speed may vary depending on environmental conditions and other factors. The data comes from the HONOR laboratory. Music is measured based on 10MB/song, and photos are measured basedFor day to day usage the X8 does a fantastic job but for video editing and more heavy-duty games the X8 is a little too light and the omission of a 5G modem is disappointing. individual differences in products, software versions, use conditions and environmental factors. Actual usage specific test environments (refer to each specific description). Actual use may vary slightly due to