Huawei has traditionally been a strong player in the middle segment of the smartphone market. After the creation of the Honor brand, these positions were strengthened even more and, as a result, not long ago the company’s share in the global smart phone market was about 10%, which allowed the company to reach third place among global manufacturers.
If you think about it, 10% is a very large share, and it is simply unrealistic to achieve such results by chance. One of the main reasons for this success was the Honor 5x phone, which became a real bestseller in the mid-budget segment of the smartphone market. And at the beginning of 2021, its successor Honor 6x saw the light.
The official release date for Honor 6x in Russia is January 17, 2021. The phone immediately became quite popular and we can say that the 5x received a worthy replacement. But what exactly is 6x good for and why should it be valued? Or perhaps the smartphone was overpriced and not worth the attention it received? In this article, we offer you our Huawei 6x review, in which we will try to analyze the capabilities of the smartphone and answer these intriguing questions.
Specifications
Before starting a detailed review of the Huawei Honor 6x, it’s worth first taking a close look at its technical characteristics, which will tell us about the basic capabilities of the smartphone under review:
- Single-chip system: Processor – eight-core HiSilicon Kirin 655 with a clock frequency of 4x2.1 GHz and 4x1.7 GHz. Cortex A-53 cores, 16 nanometer process technology. Graphics accelerator – dual-core Mali-T830 MP2;
- Screen: 5.5-inch IPS display with a resolution of 1080×1920 pixels and a pixel density of 403 ppi;
- Operating system: Android version 6.0 plus proprietary shell EMUI 4.1. (updated to Android 7 and EMUI 5.0 in February);
- Memory: RAM – 3 GB, internal memory – 32 GB, memory card support – micro-SD up to 128 GB;
- Communication: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz || UMTS 900/1900/2100 MHz || LTE Band 1, 3, 7, 8, 20, SIM cards – nano-SIM + nano-SIM (combined slot);
- Wireless interfaces: Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.1, FM radio, NFC;
- Navigation: GPS, GLONASS, BDS;
- Cameras: Main – 12 MP + 2 MP, f/2.2 aperture, autofocus and flash. Front – 8 MP, F/2.0 aperture, fixed focus, no flash;
- Battery: Capacity 3340 mAh, non-removable;
- Dimensions: Size – 76.2x150.9x8.2 mm, Weight – 162 grams.
As you can see, the smartphone has almost everything to be called an honest mid-budget device. At first glance, the phone is quite worthy of the money they asked for it at the beginning of sales, and even more so the money they want for it now. But, as they say, first impressions can be deceiving, so let’s move on to a more detailed analysis.
Honor 6X review: shoot in both ways
Among the host of middling phones with a metal body and unremarkable design, Honor 6X stands out with a massive dual camera , clearly visible on the back side. And although this feature itself is unlikely to be used in real life, the smartphone as a whole performs well.
Appearance and ergonomics
I have already expressed my general impressions about the appearance of Honor 6X above - this is an absolutely unremarkable Huawei smartphone. The entire front part is covered with 2.5D protective glass, and the back is mostly metal, with only large plastic inserts at the top and bottom. They fit tightly, but a picky user, of which I am one, will note a loss of the feeling of solidity. The case is strongly sloping at the edges, which makes the Honor 6X visually thinner than the real 8.2 mm, but significantly reduces its grip. A typical situation when convenience was sacrificed for the sake of design.
The headphone jack is located on the top end of the case, and on the bottom there is a microUSB and slots on both sides of it. Don’t be fooled by this symmetry; the Honor 6X has only one main speaker, placed under the right grille.
Surprisingly, Huawei engineers installed a single-color flash in the smartphone, next to which there is a large vertical dual camera lamp, covered with protective glass. It didn’t upset me much, but some aesthetically inclined comrades pointed out the inadmissibility of such “ugliness.” Just below the camera there is a round fingerprint scanner deeply recessed.
Only the lazy have not seen the video with extreme tests of the smartphone, according to which Huawei allegedly saved on the quality of materials in the Honor 6X. I did not conduct such inhumane experiments with the device that came to me, but the smartphone survived two weeks of normal use without problems. There were no scratches or other damage to the case or protective glass.
Honor 6X is quite weighty, 162 grams, and the shape is not the best, but due to the rough texture of the paint, it fits in the hand and does not try to slip out.
Screen
Huawei has chosen a typical 5.5-inch display with a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels for the Honor 6X. The panel is made using LTPS (IPS) technology, the image on it is not bad, but it looks paler than that of competitors, there is some fading at strong tilt angles. However, in everyday use you are unlikely to notice this.
The automatic screen backlight works quickly and actively, and there is a “yellow” mode to protect your eyesight. It will help if you use your smartphone in the dark. Huawei has built into the shell manual color temperature adjustment, which allows you to customize the display of colors to your liking.
Among the unpleasant aspects, I would like to note the absence of an oleophobic coating, which is even surprising for a device of this class. The company supplies the Honor 6X with a protective film, but such protection methods have always seemed too radical to me and spoil the impressions of the device.
Sound
It’s difficult to say anything unusual about the sound of the Honor 6X. It is typical for mid-rangers who are not equipped with a separate DAC and amplifiers. It's enough for those who just need something to occupy their ears while traveling on public transport. I’ll say exactly the same thing about the speaker built into the smartphone - it plays ringtones, but you shouldn’t listen to music on it.
Features and performance
Huawei has a wide range of its own processors, so it is not surprising that one of them is also used in the Honor 6X. a Kirin 655 manufactured using a 16nm process technology with eight Cortex-A53 cores. The maximum frequency of the first cluster of cores reaches 2.1 GHz, and the second - 1.7 GHz. The processor also integrates the Mali-T830 MP2 accelerator.
Only the Honor 6X version with 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB storage is supplied to Russia. I would like to note separately: the modem installed in the smartphone does not support Wi-Fi in the 5 GHz bandwidth, which causes a feeling of deep bewilderment. But this smartphone has an NFC module, which, among other things, can be used for contactless payment.
The performance of Kirin 655 is enough for fast and smooth operation of the system interface and third-party applications. Switching between programs also occurs without a hitch, and there is enough memory so that the system does not immediately unload inactive programs if they do not consume the battery too much. The processor copes well with most modern games, although not everything can be played at maximum settings.
In synthetic tests, Honor 6X outperforms most of its classmates in the same price category. GeekBench rates the processor's processing power at 788 in the single-core run and 3,264 in the multi-core run. AnTuTu gives our hero 56,756 points.
System
At the time of writing this review, Honor 6X is running Android 6.0, seriously modified visually and functionally using the proprietary EMUI 4.1 shell. In the future, the company plans to update the smartphone to Android 7.0 and EMUI 5.0, which could change the experience of the device for the better.
I would like to believe in this, because so far the Huawei shell is significantly inferior in quality to the interfaces of its rivals. When using it, you get the feeling that different pieces were created by different departments of the corporation. Some elements look modern due to their simplicity and translucency, while others look as if they were painted 10 years ago. The latter especially applies to branded icons. EMUI 4.1 has obvious problems with animation, such as the annoying blinking when opening an application from the list of recently launched ones.
It is worth noting that the Honor 6X shell supports themes and an application for downloading them. Unfortunately, most of them are not distinguished by their beauty or serious interface transformation. Initially, only pre-installed themes are available, but if you create a Huawei account or connect to an existing one, a constantly updated network storage will open.
Despite all my negativity towards the visual style, I note that in terms of the number of different settings and features, EMUI 4.1 is very good. Fans of customization will find a large number of checkboxes and switches in it.
Fingerprint scanner
I can call the fingerprint scanner installed on the back of the Honor 6X case the best I have ever used. It works extremely quickly and without almost no misfires, and if any happened, it was only in the case of very damp hands, for example, during cooking. The module is correctly integrated into the system via the Android API, so it can also be used in third-party programs.
Huawei considers the fingerprint scanner not only a way to recognize the owner, but also a control element. Therefore, in the module settings, you can enable additional functionality that allows you to use it to answer calls, open the notification shade, scroll through pictures in the gallery, and do much more.
Cameras
Honor 6X is the first affordable smartphone with a dual camera, which has become its main feature. A combination of 12-megapixel and 2-megapixel modules is installed here, allowing you to create blur around the central object. This function only works on objects located nearby, so it is of no real value. We can say that the dual camera here is nothing more than marketing.
However, the main module is quite good in itself and is head and shoulders above solutions in smartphones of the same price category. During the day, the camera produces rich, high-quality images with correct color reproduction, and at night it manages to get by with a minimum of noise.
The front 8-megapixel camera is also not bad, but for some reason you should take into account the selfie improvement algorithm that is turned on by default. Luckily, there's a slider to adjust it right on the screen while you're shooting. The screen of the Honor 6X itself is used as a flash for night selfies.
Autonomy
The Honor 6X has a 3,340 mAh battery, which is close to average in capacity for similar smartphones. With my standard rhythm of use, the device works for about a day and a half, which is not so bad; probably, by reducing the time you watch videos from YouTube, you can reach it up to two days.
Huawei has not added full support for fast charging to this middling product.
Summary
Honor 6X is one of the devices that is extremely difficult to give an unambiguous assessment. On the one hand, we have the best camera in the segment, NFC support and decent hardware, and on the other, a strange shell, lack of oleophobic coating and 5 GHz Wi-Fi support, as well as unpleasant data about the poor resistance of the case to damage. Personally, I add absolute facelessness to the disadvantages of a smartphone.
The official Russian price of Honor 6X is 16,990 rubles. For this money at retail, you can buy modifications of the Meizu M3 Note and Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 that are similar in hardware. The first is clearly more interesting in terms of its shell, the second is more powerful, but both are inferior to our hero in terms of camera. So the choice still remains with the buyer - there is no clear leader.
Equipment
The smartphone, traditionally for mid-range Honor models, comes in a beautiful turquoise box with a bright, but nevertheless very strict design. The phone package includes:
- The smartphone itself;
- Clip for removing the SIM card tray;
- Charger (5V/2A) with USB cable;
- User's Manual.
Everything is done quite well, but it’s impossible to call the package anything other than standard. The box contains only the minimum necessary equipment to operate the device. At the same time, it would be very nice in this price range to find additional things, for example, headphones, a rear bumper, or at least a microfiber cloth for cleaning the screen.
Design
Huawei Honor 6x can be purchased in colors such as gray, silver and gold. This color scheme is already familiar to fans of Huawei phones in general and the Honor brand in particular. In our opinion, the gold smartphone turned out to be the most beautiful. The color looks noble, plays with shades in the sun and goes very well with the white front of the smartphone. By the way, for some reason the 6x line is not made in the same style. The gold and silver phones have a white front, while the gray phone has a front panel that matches the color of the entire body. This is strange, to say the least, since the previous 5x line adhered to a single design and each phone had a front panel in the same color as the body.
If we evaluate the entire design of the device as a whole, the phone does not look unusual. What we have in front of us is a completely standard phablet, of which there are very, very many on the market in this segment. But the devil, as they say, is in the details. After you've held the phone in your hands for at least fifteen minutes, you begin to notice how beautiful it is and how comfortable it lies in your hand. Honor successfully plays on the combination of colors; the appearance of the phone is well emphasized by beveled edges, an unusual dual camera and the design of other functional elements of the device. In addition, thanks to the rounded back side, the phone is comfortable to hold in your hand, it does not slip or cut into the palm, and the metal cover, in turn, gives a feeling of pleasant coolness.
On the manufacturer's website, the Honor 6x case is described as all-metal, but in fact, Huawei is a little disingenuous in this regard. In fact, only the back cover of the smartphone is made of pure metal, while the top, bottom, and front under the glass of the phone are completely plastic. But if the plastic layer at the front is quite understandable as a gasket under the glass, then at the top and bottom the plastic elements serve not just as inserts, but as the end parts of the case, in which all the connectors and functional elements are installed, such as a headphone jack and a USB port. The company’s desire to make the smartphone a little cheaper in this way is understandable, but the wishful thinking is not clear. It’s not good to do this, gentlemen, marketers.
The phone also has fairly wide upper and lower bezels for a mid-budget smartphone. The Honor 6x does not have functional touch or mechanical buttons on the lower front panel and instead of them the “Honor” inscription appears on the phone. We already talked about this in one of the previous reviews, but it’s no sin to repeat that this is only forgivable for a state employee. In this price category, devoting so much space simply to the inscription and at the same time depriving the user of part of the useful screen space with virtual buttons is a waste.
As for other functional elements, everything is according to the standard. On the front we have an earpiece, a front camera, light and proximity sensors, as well as an indicator of missed events. At the back there is a main dual camera, a single LED flash and a fingerprint scanner slightly recessed into the body. On the right side there are a very comfortable and pleasant-to-touch lock key and a volume rocker, which, when pressed twice, also serves as a quick-shot button. On the reverse side there is a combined tray for SIM cards and micro-SD memory cards. At the bottom there are slots for speakers, one of which is purely decorative, a micro-USB connector for connecting charging and external devices, and at the top there is a 3.5 mm headphone jack and a noise-canceling microphone. As you can see, everything you need is in place, however, this arrangement is already very familiar to fans of the Honor brand.
Overall, we really liked the design of the Honor 6x and, although the smartphone does not seem particularly durable, we have no particular complaints about it. Of course, I would like a real all-metal case with narrower frames, but it is noticeable that the designers tried and ultimately made the smartphone very nice.
Display
Honor 6x is equipped with a high-quality IPS display with a diagonal of 5.5 inches, a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels and a pixel density of 403 ppi. Due to this screen size, operating a smartphone with one hand is a little complicated, but as a multimedia device it looks very attractive. The clarity of the screen is at a very high level, the colors are natural and do not hurt the eye. If desired, the owners of this phone can use it in virtual reality systems with high-quality lenses, although, of course, the phone itself was not intended for such purposes.
The maximum brightness of the 6x display is 520 cd/m2, which, combined with a high-quality anti-glare coating, allows you to use the smartphone in bright daylight conditions. There is also automatic brightness adjustment, which sets adequate backlight intensity depending on external lighting conditions and works quite quickly. The viewing angles of this Honor model are excellent; at sharp angles the image practically does not lose its quality. Even if there are some changes in the palette and contrast, it is very difficult to catch this difference simply “by eye” without comparing it with a more expensive device.
The screen offers good image contrast, white color is transmitted correctly, it is not “snow-white”, but does not turn yellow or violet at all, and is evenly distributed over the entire surface of the display. The black color, of course, is not of such quality, but it is quite comparable to the level of the best IPS matrices. As mentioned earlier, colors are rendered close to natural, the default color temperature is shifted closer to cold shades, but the phone is equipped with a very convenient program for adjusting this parameter, with which the owner can choose the color temperature to his liking. The phone does not have an air gap between the glass and the matrix, the colors are even, and no flickering was noticed.
The smartphone recognizes up to ten touches simultaneously in multi-touch format. Also, thanks to the very high sensitivity of the sensor, the phone is very good for games. However, questions arise regarding the oleophobic coating of the device. Right out of the box, the device’s screen is covered with a protective film, but if you remove it, fingerprints begin to quickly accumulate, and the finger does not slide so comfortably in the same games. Based on this, we can conclude that the oleophobic coating is either absent or very mediocre.
In general, the screen of the Honor 6x is of quite high quality and is quite consistent with the price category of the smartphone. Huawei engineers could not avoid some disadvantages, but this display has much more advantages. In the end, we were satisfied with it and moved on with peace of mind.
Sound
The sound of the 6x is clean, smooth, but quite simple. Yes, engineers in this case can be understood, no matter how much we would like surround sound in the middle segment, so far only a few companies can offer this, often saving on other functions. So it turns out that 6x still strives for high sounds, while mid and low frequencies are, as always, lacking. Using headphones, the sound of the smartphone does not improve much; there is still no full coverage of the sound range, and we also did not observe any extraneous noise; the volume of the device is enough to shout out the surrounding noise with a large margin.
The smartphone, as standard for Honor models, is equipped with a proprietary player, but it still lacks manual settings. Among the advantages are the presence of karaoke mode and FM radio.
Cameras
The Honor 6x smartphone, just like the company’s more premium devices, has two modules installed simultaneously in the main camera. However, it is worth noting that this is not such an advanced tandem as, say, in the Huawei P10. The second 6x camera is a module with a resolution of only 2 megapixels, which is designed for beautiful, high-quality blur of backgrounds when shooting with a “wide aperture” effect. And it should be said that it copes with its function with a bang; when focusing on close objects or macro photography, the background is blurred really very well; such an effect is very difficult to achieve using only software blur. If desired, the user can adjust the blur effect within very wide limits or turn it off completely.
The first camera, in fact, is the main one; it is equipped with a 12-megapixel module and f/2.2 aperture. The camera is equipped with fast phase detection autofocus, which focuses on the subject very clearly and almost instantly. There is also a single-color LED flash, which does not “spoil the mess” at all when shooting in low light.
The photos taken with this camera are of good quality. The color reproduction is close to natural, the frame clarity is at a high level, the resolution of the matrix is sufficient for detailing both distant plans and close objects during macro photography. In low-light shooting conditions, the camera was also a positive surprise. There is practically no digital noise in the frame, and if necessary, noise can be hidden using software, almost without sacrificing the clarity of the picture.
The Huawei proprietary program, as always, contains a lot of different effects for photography, as well as various decorations, including: HDR, night photography, panorama, “Delicious food”, “Light”. If desired, the user can select the professional mode and fine-tune white balance, shutter speed, exposure compensation, sensitivity, and many other parameters with his own hands.
The main camera can also record video in FullHD format at 30 frames per second. The quality of the picture and sound was no less pleasing than the photo before. The picture is clear, extraneous noise is effectively eliminated, the only thing that added a “fly in the ointment” is the lack of optical stabilization, which would obviously be useful when shooting in motion. The camera can also shoot slow-motion video in a resolution of 640x480 and a recording speed of 120 frames per second.
The phone is equipped with an 8 megapixel front camera with f/2.0 aperture, fixed focus and without its own flash. The camera has a portrait beautification mode and also has a smile detection function, which is very convenient. In general, the capabilities of the front camera are practically not inferior to those of the main one, you just have to make allowances for the much lower resolution, the absence of an additional module, autofocus and flash. Selfie lovers should be pleased.
Image quality
Owner reviews urge not to attach much importance to the two cameras of the Honor 6X Premium 64 GB smartphone - they do not promise high quality pictures. According to the manufacturer, they are intended more for entertainment than for taking perfect photos.
While the second sensor allows for a custom wide-aperture shooting mode (similar to the iPhone 7 Plus' Portrait mode), it suffers from the same shortcomings: Because this type of bokeh is created using software algorithms, it's not uncommon for the software to struggle with complex scenes or unclear edges. As a result, areas that should have been sharp are blurred, and areas that should have blended into the background are sharp. However, it is still possible to get a good result if the shooting is repeated until the desired result is achieved.
Because the 6X stores data from both cameras, it's even possible to change the aperture (and therefore the bokeh effect) after the image has been captured.
In general, the photos taken by the Honor 6X Premium 64 GB are described by reviews as quite decent, with no serious problems with focusing and realistic saturation. Some photos come out a little dark (or look like they've been improved by increasing the contrast), but this can be corrected by changing the exposure level.
Special shooting modes are available, ranging from standard ones such as HDR and manual “professional”, image enhancement effects, light painting and even food shooting mode. The post-editing capabilities are also impressive. For example, there is a "splash" effect that turns photos into black and white and then allows you to selectively restore color.
The time required to capture a photo is 1.8 seconds, and in HDR mode it is 2 seconds.
Memory and memory card
Honor 6x exists in two versions: 3/32 and 4/64 gigabytes of RAM and permanent memory, respectively. However, only the junior model with 3 gigabytes of RAM and 32 gigabytes of flash memory is supplied to the Russian market.
Such characteristics today are the norm for the mid-budget segment, and entering this market with less memory is simply not respecting yourself. Huawei understands this very well and emphasizes it, hoping that the buyer will be attracted by the tempting numbers in the characteristics. As for the technical side, three gigabytes of RAM is currently enough for all tasks and there is even a small reserve for the future, so you don’t have to worry about this parameter for now.
About 24 out of 32 gigabytes of permanent memory are available to the user. And this is actually a reason to think about buying a memory card. Of course, on-board flash memory is much faster than a removable card, but 24 gigabytes in modern conditions can run out quite quickly if you don’t take care of the free space. By the way, the 6x supports memory cards up to 128 gigabytes, but when using it you will have to sacrifice a second SIM card, since the SIM card tray is combined. That's how things are.
Interface and functionality
Reviews call the interface of Honor 6X Premium 64 GB one of the best operating system shells that exist. It provides great options for users who like to tinker with the appearance and functionality of the phone, changing the density of the screen layout, the data displayed in the status bar, setting notification options, etc. Perhaps the most dramatic tweak is the splitting of the notification panel into 2 pages, but this increases the number of unnecessary movements.
While the interface is familiar and liked by users, it is slightly outdated as the phone comes with Marshmallow-based EMUI 4.1 rather than Nougat-based EMUI 5.0.
Connection
Huawei Honor 6x supports LTE Band 1, 3, 7, 8, 20, as well as GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz and UMTS 900/1900/2100 MHz networks. The smartphone catches the network confidently, without significant interruptions in reception. The signal strength is equally good both in the city and outside the city. The interlocutor can be heard well, there is no extraneous noise, and the connection is not interrupted.
The phone also has Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.1 wireless modules, which work without any complaints at good speed. The NFC module is also present, which will undoubtedly please people who are used to using their smartphone as a pass on public transport and more. Among navigation satellites, the phone supports such devices as: GPS, GLONASS and BDS. Signal reception is good, even if you try to connect while inside the building. You can expect to catch the first few satellites within a minute or two.
Multimedia
The bright and colorful display is perfect for viewing media content. At the same time, reviews of the Huawei Honor 6X smartphone indicate that the quality of the speaker is not outstanding, although it does not cause complaints. The sound can be made quite loud, and although front-firing would be more desirable, placing the speaker on the bottom panel is sufficient. The weakest point is the sound profile, which emphasizes the mids and highs at the expense of the lows, but this is not uncommon in phones. If you need to improve the sound quality, you can connect your favorite headphones, since the manufacturer still retains a 3.5 mm audio jack.
Battery life and performance
Honor 6x is equipped with a processor developed by Huawei - HiSilicon Kirin 655. This is an eight-core chip built on Cortex A-53 cores using a 16-nanometer process technology and has a frequency formula of 4x2.1 GHz and 4x1.7 GHz. This chipset is well suited to the mid-budget segment and demonstrates the expected level of performance. Today it is more than enough for everyday tasks, such as surfing the Internet, watching videos and listening to music. If we compare this processor with other colleagues in the workshop, the most similar chip is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 625, which demonstrates similar results in everyday tasks. In the Antutu benchmark, Kirin scores 57,000 points, which is an acceptable result for such a processor.
We bring to your attention a summary table of testing results of several mid-level single-chip systems.
| Benchmark | Honor 6X (HiSilicon Kirin 655) | Lenovo K6 Note (Qualcomm Snapdragon 430) | Asus Zenfone 3 (Qualcomm Snapdragon 625) | Umi Plus (MediaTek Helio P10 (MT6755)) | Meizu MX6 (MediaTek Helio X20 (MT6797)) |
| AnTuTu (v6.x) | 56991 | 44418 | 63146 | 48490 | 77406 |
| GeekBench (v4.x) | 787/3300 | 635/2071 | 831/4092 | 682/2603 | 1346/3271 |
The Kirin 655 single-chip system is equipped with a Mali-T830 MP2 graphics accelerator, the capabilities of which are quite sufficient for comfortable playing most modern heavy games at medium graphics settings. For example, let's take the popular online game World of Tanks Blitz, in which our test subject confidently produces 50-55 frames per second at medium settings and with a resolution of 1920x1080. In lighter projects, for example, in the game Asphalt 8, the chip easily provides stable 60 frames per second without drops or freezes.
As for the autonomy of the device, the results of 6x fit well into our understanding of them. The 3340 milliamp-hour battery is quite reliable for two days of operation with moderate use. The phone also performs quite well when reading and listening to music, but in games the battery still “melts” before our eyes, which is affected by the large screen and a fairly powerful processor. As a result, you can expect from your smartphone: in reading mode – 15 hours, in video viewing mode – 10 hours 30 minutes, in gaming mode – 4 hours 30 minutes.
Bottom line
To summarize, we can say that the Honor 6x phone really turned out to be very good and became a worthy replacement for its predecessor Honor 5x. But whether to buy it now or not is a much more difficult task for the mind. Now the 7x version is available on the market, which looks more modern and interesting, but it also costs much more. On the other hand, 6x today can be bought for 12,000 or even 11,500 rubles. If you manage to find this smartphone at these prices and already with an updated operating system, then it will be a very good purchase.
Pros of Honor 6x:
- High-quality display;
- Good dual camera;
- Greater autonomy;
- Not a bad processor.
Cons of Honor 6x:
- Fake "full metal" body;
- Weak oleophobic coating.
Where can I buy?
You can purchase a smartphone at favorable prices using the following links:
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