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You see, the Honor 9 has now dipped below £300 – the cheapest it's ever been. That's an unmissable price, for a handset that is – unrefutably – one of the best flagship-beaters you can buy in 2018.Now, there's no way of knowing whether this is a permanent...
Attractive price, Speedy performance, Gorgeous design...
Battery isn't as good as OnePlus 5, Camera not as good as OnePlus 5...
The Honor 9 goes head to head with the OnePlus 5 but can it go one better? This new, super-low price definitely helps...
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We're defining a mid-range range phone as one that costs between £200 (the higher limit of our budget phones chart ) and £400. This price criteria means that our list includes new phones that fit the price bracket, but also flagships from the past year o...
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Even when the honor 8 was launched, its use of the ‘aurora glass' certainly caught the eyes of many. Aesthetically, the honor 9 receives a curvier back panel, while maintaining its signature glass and metal body combination. On hand, the device looks like...
It's a pity that you can't get this flagship officially in Malaysia.honor 9-90Value10/10Performance9/10Feature9/10Design9/10Usability9/10SpecsDisplay: 5.15-inch LTPS IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen (1080 x 1920 pixels)Processor: HiSilicon Kirin 960CPU: Oc...
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1 / 9 The honor 9 is, by technicality, supposed to be the original follow-up to the honor 8...
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With an appearance that seems to whisper “pick me up please”, the Honor 9 is available in a choice of colours. The discerning user can select from Sapphire Blue, Midnight Black or the Glacier Grey colour of the model that I have been reviewing. Incidental...
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Everyone loves a bargain, and the Honor 9 smartphone is exactly that. It does everything phones costing $150 more can do, while looking as good, if not better than most. The Honor 9 is Honor outdoing OnePlus, a company that's a master in offering an affo...
Beautiful design, Superb camera, Fast processor, Compact body...
No U.S. 4G LTE bands, No water resistance, Slippery...
Yes, but only if you're in the U.K. or Europe. Also, buy the blue version seen here, or the limited edition robin egg blue model, if you can find one. We don't recommend importing one to the U.S, due to it only supporting 3G data speeds. The Honor 9 is a...
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It may be the brand's latest handset, but the Honor 9 is a familiar phone in many ways. It's much the same as what both Honor and Huawei have been making for the last few years, and the updates here are minimal – but that doesn't mean it's not a great pho...
Attractive design, Affordable price, Great performance...
One speaker driver, No optical image stabilization, Heavy bezel...
The Honor 9 is not an innovative handset, and it won't offer you much you haven't seen on a smartphone before.However, Honor has managed to create an all-around great handset that offers everything you'd like in a phone in an attractive, easy-to-use and t...
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Last year’s excellent Honor 8 laid the groundwork. It was a surprising hit with consumers and reviewers alike, but the Honor 9 takes things a stage further, offering design standards previously unheard of in the sub-£400 smartphone sector. With most other...
Attractive price, Speedy performance, Gorgeous design...
Battery isn't as good as OnePlus 5, Camera not as good as OnePlus 5...
The Honor 9 goes head to head with the OnePlus 5 but can it go one better...
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So, you want a new smartphone, but don't want to pay the £600+ it costs to get a flagship. Most high-street shops would suggest that there's very little filling the enormous gap between flagship and budget and they kind of have a point. If you limit your...
There's a dearth of smartphones in the sub £400 bracket, and the Honor 9 fills the space nicely. It's more powerful than the modular Moto Z2 and the Samsung Galaxy A5, and looks like a handset that costs twice the price.See relatedHuawei P10 review: Anoth...
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It has premium looks, clever dual cameras and underlying hardware that can rub shoulders with the best 2017's smartphones have to offer so far.But the Honor 9 is more than a list of specs. It's a statement of intent, designed to show there's not just one...
Eye-catching design, Responsive performance, Expandable storage, Multi-functional dual cameras, Excellent feature set...
1080p screen looks overly sharp, Music lacks finesse, No waterproofing, Shiny finish is all too easy to scratch, EMUI Android customisations are a little cumbersome...
For the past few years, Honor has played second fiddle to OnePlus and its succession of great-value phones. This year, the OnePlus 5 is no longer a budget bargain, which makes this the best phone around for less than £400.By using Huawei's P10 as a starti...
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Sign up for our daily newsletter Image 1 of 17 In the last couple of years, Chinese manufacturer OnePlus has come out of nowhere to become one of the most critically-acclaimed smartphone manufacturers around. The company's phones have amassed legions of...
Excellent value for money, Blazing performance, Long battery life...
Slightly slippery chassis, HDR effect on the camera isn't fantastic...
The OnePlus 5 has continued the company's streak of excellent devices at knock-down prices. If you want power and performance on par with Samsung's latest flagship without the eye-watering cost, the OnePlus 5 is the phone for you...
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READ NEXT: The best budget smartphones of 2017 – our favourite pickMake no mistake about it, the 5.15in Honor 9 is the best-looking smartphone you can buy for less than £400, improving on the Honor 8 last year. But where the Honor 8 suffered with slow per...
Attractive price, Speedy performance, Gorgeous design...
Battery isn't as good as OnePlus 5, Camera not as good as OnePlus 5...
The Honor 9 goes head to head with the OnePlus 5 but can it go one better...
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Unveiled last month in Berlin, the Honor 9 is the successor to the Honor 8. Obviously.Like that device, which helped establish Honor as a serious disruptor amongst Android manufacturers, the 9 is a highly competent smartphone, with the most up-to-date ve...
Brilliant price, Premium in every way, Solid software...
UI still not 100-percent, Low light camera performance...
At that price, the Honor really is an absolute steal. It's a great smartphone with high-end specs and a premium design.There are a lot of neat touches, too, we especially like the single navigation key, and the dual camera is capable of taking some striki...
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The first time we heard of the Honor V9, or the Honor 8 Pro as it's known in some markets, was way back in February; just before we got our hands on the Huawei P10 and P10 Plus at Mobile World Congress. Armed with the same processor as the flagship device...
Is the Honor V9 worth its asking price of Php 24,900? We think it is. You've got the latest available processor Huawei has to offer, a gorgeous display, dual rear cameras that perform well, and enough battery life to last the day. It's definitely worth co...
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The Honor 9 is one of the most affordable phones that looks, feels and acts like a top-end mobile. It even beats the OnePlus 5 's price. At £379, the Honor 9 is £70 cheaper than the OnePlus 5, and just over half the price of the Samsung Galaxy S8. Give...
Very good value, Striking high-quality design, Lots of storage and features...
Camera just OK in low light, Unremarkable battery life...
Honor 9 – Camera The Honor 9 has dua cameras on the back linked together as a team, and as usual there's a single selfie camera on the front. Phone fans may be familiar with this setup already. Dual camera phones popped up originally four years ago before...
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There was a time when buying an affordable phone would mean considerable compromise. Increasingly, however, the boundaries between mid-range and true flagship devices is being blurred, to such an extent that sometimes the more affordable phone can actuall...
A striking design makes it standout from the crowd for the right reasons, great performance given the price point makes it the mid-range phone to buy...
Graphics aren't always 100 per cent smooth, some repeat alerts can get annoying, finish can scratch too easily...
The Honor 9 is a siren in the mid-range phone market. Its eye-catching design is paired with highly capable performance for a price point that, in the context of 2017, undercuts the OnePlus 5 by a sizeable enough margin to leave the Honor in a field of it...
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Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeOur Huawei Honor 9 review finds a smartphone that is pretty high-end, yet makes a better choice for those who don't want to completely blow the budget and buy the Huawei P10, with its Leica brand...
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Back in February, Huawei's Honor brand launched a new smartphone for the Chinese market that packs a 5.7-inch QHD display, Kirin 960 CPU, up to 6GB RAM, dual 12MP rear cameras, and 4,000mAh battery – the Honor V9. It's not officially available locally but...
Highres display, Nice design, Premium build, Good performance and camera, Long battery life...
Not officially offered in the country, Bloatware...
All in all, the Honor V9 is a strong offering from the Huawei sub-brand. It packs a high-resolution display, powerful processor, large RAM, a pair of good cameras, Android Nougat, and a large battery. The only downside is that it's not officially offered...
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Who needs to splash out £800 on a Samsung Galaxy S8 or the latest Apple iPhone when there's similar devices, such as the Honor 9 and the freshly launched OnePlus 5, offering high-end features for close to half the price?There's more and more of these so-c...
Of course, we'll reserve full judgement on which is the better smartphone until we've pitted them head-to-head in real life. However, in first impressions, the more-expensive OnePlus 5 edges it with its premium aluminium design, larger display and impress...
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It looks like it might be time to start taking notice of Honor.It's one of two mid-tier players in the smartphone market right now offering great specs for a low cost (the other being OnePlus), and the Honor 9 is another key handset in the mini-battle bet...
Lower cost than other flagships, Great design...
Full HD screen, Portrait mode needs work...
The Honor 9 seems like an accomplished device based on our early look – we're looking to forward to putting it through its paces to see if it can outperform its attractive price tag...
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Well hello there, beautiful.This stunning, shiny slab of a smartphone is the Honor 9. With a glinting glass body and subtle curves, it's easy to see why it stands out from the current crop of all-purpose metal and polycarbonate handsets.What's not so easy...
It might have a heart of glass, but there's no denying the Honor 9 looks like an absolute bargain. At £380 (RM2095) SIM-free, it's at least RM400 less wedge than a OnePlus 5, but practically matches it on specs.As far as mid-range models go, it's impossib...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2018-02-25 12:37:46
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Read more: We go hands on with the Honor 9 and find a phone every bit as enticing as its predecessor.Download the AndroidAuthority App: Subscribe to our YouTube channel: —————————————————- Stay connected to Android Authority: – – – – – Follow the Tea...
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READ NEXT: Best smartphone 2017The caveat though, is the Honor 9’s timing is a bit off. Launching in a time saturated by these ‘flagship killers’ that is: mid-range smartphones with the same performance and good looks as their £600+ industry-leading flags...
Incredibly well-priced, Speedy performance, Fantastic camera...
Already saturated mid-range market...
Honor butts heads with the OnePlus 5, but can it stay afloat in an era dominated by mid-range “flagship killers”...
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The Honor 9 isn't the biggest name in phones, but like the Honor 8 before it it's worthy of attention, through combining a stylish, premium design with high-end specs and features and just a mid-range price of £380 SIM free.Usually corners have to be cut...
Great design, Strong dual-lens camera, Affordable...
Not water resistant, Screen only 1080p, Battery could be bigger...
The Honor 9 looks great and performs well. The screen isn't the best we've seen and it's not the most weather-resistant phone around, but for the money it's tough to beat...
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The Honor 9 is the latest flagship from the Huawei sub-brand, and it liberally borrows from the Huawei P10 's specs while sticking to the Honor aesthetic and aiming for a much friendlier price point. The Honor 9 is angling to be one of the best mid-range...
The Honor 9 is an undeniably impressive phone for an unmatched price right now. In performance terms, it's nipping at the heels of the year's top flagships, and only lacking flashy features like waterproofing or a bezel-less screen. It looks great, it run...
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Well hello there, beautiful.This stunning, shiny slab of a smartphone is the Honor 9. With a glinting glass body and subtle curves, it's easy to see why it stands out from the current crop of all-purpose metal and polycarbonate handsets.What's not so easy...
It might have a heart of glass, but there's no denying the Honor 9 looks like an absolute bargain. At £380 SIM-free, it's at least £70 less wedge than a OnePlus 5, but practically matches it on specs. As far as mid-range models go, it's impossible to fin...
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We are already halfway through 2017 and there were quite a few interesting smartphones we have seen these past few months. Quite few of them offered some rather shiny backsides so here we go with the Top 5 Shiniest smartphones yet (in no particular order)...
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The Honor 9 is one of the most affordable phones that looks, feels and acts like a top-end mobile. It even beats the OnePlus 5 ‘s price. At £379, the Honor 9 is £70 cheaper than the OnePlus 5, and just over half the price of the Samsung Galaxy S9. and Go...
Very good value, Striking high-quality design, Lots of storage and features...
Camera just OK in low light, Unremarkable battery life...
Honor 9 – Camera The Honor 9 has dua cameras on the back linked together as a team, and as usual there's a single selfie camera on the front. Phone fans may be familiar with this setup already. Dual camera phones popped up originally four years ago before...
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Launched approximately six months after the well-received Huawei Honor 9, the Lite version of the product shares some of the Honor 9 feature set. However there are some differences including those of chipset used, size increase and weight reduction plus a...
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