Honor will launch a new entry-level smartphone on February 6. With a starting price of less than 250 euros, the device wants to win over users with tight budgets who want to promote autonomy.
Honor completes its entry level with the launch of the Honor X7a today. This new affordable product is positioned in France at a starting price of 239.90 euros and wants to offer the most generous autonomy possible to its users thanks to a 5330 mAh battery.
With this ability and his mode Smart energy saving, Honor promises a range of up to 19 consecutive hours in online video playback, and up to 26 hours in music streaming. 22.5W fast charging is also on offer to refuel once the battery runs out. In this sense, Honor promises in its press release that 10 minutes on the electrical network will be enough to recover enough energy to offer three new hours of video transmission. Promises that of course we will have to verify in tests.
Still according to the brand, its battery conservation technologies finally allow honorable longevity for this fragile component: even after three years of use, it should still be able to maintain 80% of its initial charge capacity, we are sure.-us.
A fairly classic entry-level smartphone.
Aside from its large battery, the Honor X7a is a fairly ordinary affordable smartphone. The device has a 6.74-inch “FullView” and 90 Hz IPS screen… but only in HD+ definition, which is quite low in 2023. Beneath this screen is an octacore MediaTek MT6765H processor, coupled with 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage. And it all runs on Android 12 and Magic UI 6.1.
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The photographic part combines a 50 Mpx (f/1.8) main sensor, a 5 Mpx (f/2.2) wide-angle module, a 2 Mpx depth sensor, and a 2 Mpx macro sensor. At the front, this time there is an 8 Mpx (f/2.0) selfie camera. On the connectivity side, we must also be satisfied with the Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.1 standards.
Installed in a chassis 8.27 mm thick for 196 grams in total, the set is finally available in Titanium Silver and Midnight Black versions.
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