The Honor 8X, which does not share much of the 2016 Honor 8, is somewhat confusing, however. It has a completely new bezel-less design and a whole new set of onboard components. While the amount of the modifications generates some significant upgrades – but a number of downgrades are seen on the new phone. We have come up with a detailed Honor 8X Review UK, including its release date and official pricing details in the UK and other countries. So, let’s get it on!
Honor 8X Release Date and Price:
It’s not too old as official Honor 8X release date UK was somewhere back in September 2018 and it’s since then available on UK stores to get your hands on. It comes in four sensational colours – Black, Blue, Red, and Pink. Aside from the UK, Honor 8X can be bought in France after spending €250 whereas in the markets of Australia, Honor 8X is available at only AU$410-435).
Honor 8X Specifications:
Honor 8X Design:
The Honor 8X looks like an exquisite smartphone with a glossy, textured, back-end glass with its bright light, metal trim, nodding displays, and a fascinating look. The screen-to-body ratio of 91% and the minimum chin are undeniably remarkable and give more screen to work like Huawei P20 Pro. It’s a beautiful piece of technology to marvel at the look and feel of premium phones, which cost much more.
The 7.8 mm thin profile obviously helps – but Honor 8X does not feel like a very large phone in hand. The rear fingerprint scanner is perfectly placed on a phone of this size, but the volume rocket may be slightly uphill to comfortable access.
Honor 8X Display:
With 2340 by 1080 resolution, Honor 8X houses a 6.5-inch LTPS LCD screen with a density of 397 pixels per inch. The Full HD+ resolution appears quite sharp enough even with its big screen size. The colours, which produce bright and vivid pictures and also pop with suitable fervor.
Due to the display size, you want to move into a narrower text or a lower view mode to make the most of it. Honor’s default makes it all seem too large, from text to images and icons, and for such a big phone, it’s a bizarre choice if you are agreed with it.
Honor 8X Performance:
When it comes to zipping in and out of apps, The Honor 8X is an awesome device. With Cortex-A73 power cores included in the Kirin 710, the phone raises the sense of other affordable handsets, providing consistently snappy performance throughout applications. There are no problems with multitasking, you won’t realize that the phone misses the entire step. However, 3D gaming output is not quite up to scratch. The Mali-G51 MP4 GPU is not a high-quality element of the game class, but it is undoubtedly the weakest phone area in the category output.
Honor 8X Camera:
A familiar, rear dual camera is available on the Honor 8X. The primary sensor provides 20MP with an aperture of f/1.8 and an automatic Phase Detection Focus. The secondary camera lens, however, is 2MP only. Video recording is limited to 1080p 60fps – so there is no 4K recording option is available.
The 20MP camera offers a lot of detail in light shots and has never been difficult to find the right exposition. However, the processing of the Honor 8X can sometimes over-saturate colours, or at least that is how it appears on the vibrant phone screen. Images mainly pop in vibrant colors that look good in the social media, but the denoise effect covers most pictures that you zoom in.
Honor 8X Battery:
The Honor 8X has no problem with a battery of 3,750mAh, which survives a whole day with extreme use. Most will have a second day of complete use, though taking a lot of images and plays will cut the complete time off for a few hours. Lighter consumers may well expand their use until the following day, and that is the case if you use the device only to listen to music or watch videos without the Internet. Rest of Honor 8X Specs include a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner, battery charging 10W, up to 6GB of RAM, up to 128GB of onboard memory, Android Oreo 8.1 operating system and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection. Read Honor 8X Review from ExpertReviews
