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Updated: 2016-12-09 02:34:20
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Huawei's sub-brand Honor has released some interesting devices in the two years since it entered the Indian smartphone space. Whether it's the budget-focused Holly-series or mid-range smartphones such as the Honor 4C, the Honor 5C or last year's flagship...
On the whole, the Honor 8 ticks all the right boxes. The company has done a pretty good job in finding the right balance between design,specifications and features. The phone has managed to impress me in all ways, particularly when it comes to battery lif...
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5.20-inch 1080x1920 pixels Display, 1.8GHz octa-core CPU, Front Camera. 8-megapixel. RAM, 4GB, Android 6.0, Storage 32GB, Rear Camera 12-megapixel, 3000mAhPros: Premium design Powerful processor and performance Good cameraCons: No FM Slippery bodyBottomli...
Premium design, Powerful processor and performance, Good camera...
No FM, Slippery body...
Honor 8 is a well-designed smartphone with a great combination of hardware. Though, in comparison with Oneplus 3, at some places, it wins and sometimes it loses the battle. Some missing features like FM and VoLTE made it not so preferred phone as compare...
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Honor lineup is relatively an affordable range of Android smartphones by Chinese supergiant HUAWEI. Honor 8 is their high-end product featuring dual rear cameras clad in metallic and glass body. With its alluring camera, Honor 8 seemingly offers high-end...
Stylish design, Solid build, Remarkable Camera – Great Image Quality, Smooth UI and App Performance (High-Grade CPU and RAM), Lightning fast Fingerprint Scanner, Added features – Physical Smart Key, IR Blaster, Fingerprint Gestures, Decent Loudspeakers, D...
Lacks Optical Image Stabilization, Slippery, No VoLTE Support...
I can say this Honor's new top model offers a comprehensive package including a dual camera, an effective fingerprint scanner, 4 GB RAM and high-end Kirin 950 CPU for smooth app performance.I liked the features such as freely assignable Smart Key, IR Blas...
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Huawei's reasonably priced dual camera wonder, Honor 8, isn't a one trick pony. Besides the innovative camera setup, ample raw horsepower and beautifully crafted casing , another Honor 8 feature that impressed us is its battery efficiency. The phone comes...
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Honor's flagship lineup always seem to perform great at their cameras, and when it comes to the camera performance, Honor devices doesn't compromise at all. Honor 8, the premium looking smartphone has now dual 12 MP cameras. According to the camera specif...
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J ust prior to the festive season in India, Huawei has finally unveiled the successor to their last year's flagship in the form of the Honor 8. The flagship smartphone from the Huawei sub-brand is now available for sale in India in three colour options –...
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The Huawei Honor 8 runs Android 6.0 OS and is powered by a 3000 mAh battery. Its a Dual SIM Smartphone, and connectivity options on the Huawei Honor 8 include , GPS, HotSpot, NFC,Wifi,Bluetooth.The main camera on the Huawei Honor 8 is a 12 & 12 MP shooter...
Good build, Good camera...
Overpriced, EMUI is cluttered...
The Honor 8 is a good smartphone on standalone terms. However, the OnePlus 3 (besides being cheaper) outperforms it in almost every aspect. Unless you really want a smartphone with two cameras at the back, the Honor 8 provides little or no exceptional abi...
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Honor 8 is recently launched in India featuring dual 12 MP camera and 2.5D glass body. It houses a fast Kirin 950 CPU and 4 GB RAM. Do you think this configuration will let Honor 8 last longer with its 3000 mAh battery? We tested Honor 8 battery for few d...
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Honor is a subsidiary brand of Huawei and was targeted towards selling the phone that not only provided great devices in the budget segment but to provide more in their devices as compared to other phones in the competition. Last year's Honor 7 was one of...
The phone has a battery capacity of 3000mAh which is low if you ask me but that is being corrected with the fast charging that Honor 8 has. You can get upto 47% of battery with just half an hour of charging which is great. So the battery capacity, in the...
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With dual rear camera, the Honor 8 has something special to offer.Huawei, no more an unknown entity in India now, has been steadily launching smartphones at regular intervals. Most of the handsets launched by the company so far in India have been able to...
Camera, Design, Performance...
VoLTE support is missing, Fingerprint magnet...
If you want to buy a smartphone which can be flaunted and delivers consistent performance on the camera front, go for Honor 8. It offers a smooth performance and at Rs 29,999, it is not that costly for a high-end device. Yes, lack of VoLTE may disappoint...
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Since its inception in 2014, Huawei's Honor brand has come a very long way in a very short duration of time. Offering smartphones equipped with the most advanced technology, Honor has become a hot favorite among buyers. The company is known for offering s...
The Honor 8 has all the ingredients of a high-end flagship smartphone. From camera to hardware and performance, this phone excels in every department. It is a gorgeous looking phone that checks all of the boxes for important features like good display, fa...
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The Honor 8 is the latest flagship in Honor's lineup. It brings a high end dual camera setup, a brilliant design and many more top notch features into a compact and affordable package. Let us see how it fares in our review.UnboxingThe Honor 8 comes in qui...
Stunning Design with Good Ergonomics, Good Display, Solid Performance, Good Battery Life, Fast and Accurate Fingerprint Sensor with Switch Key Feature, Good Audio Quality...
Single SIM Only (Might not be a con for all), No VoLTE Support (Currently), No RAW Photo Capture, No 4K Video Recording...
The Honor 8 probably best summarized as being a Huawei P9 in newer and fancier clothing. However, it doesn't just stop at that. The Honor 8 brings in more RAM, the clickable fingerprint sensor, an even better battery life and more at a more affordable pri...
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Honor has launched its flagship Honor 8 in India today at a price of ₹29,999. Honor 8 has all-new look featuring a dual camera and its right behind the flagship HUAWEI P9. While not a Leica camera, on paper, Honor 8 still uses the 12 MP dual camera. We re...
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“So how does it compare to the OnePlus 3?”. “Doesn't the OnePlus 3 offer more for less?” Those are the questions that I have been getting for quite a while now. It applies to recently launched Asus Zenfone 3 as well as many other smartphones that are pric...
By now I may have already answered most of your queries. The Huawei Honor 8 indeed appears to stand up to the OnePlus 3 and packs in something different in the form of a dual camera setup and outstanding build quality. Unfortunately it does not stand up t...
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Honor has had some pretty interesting budget offerings in the past but none of them have stood out quite like last year's Honor 7 ( Review ). It was a well-crafted phone with good performance across the board, except in the battery department.A year later...
Good, Excellent display, Striking aesthetics, Powerful performance, Very good cameras, Good software features...
No FM radio, Single SIM functionality...
If you've read through the entire review then it's pretty clear that the Honor 8 is nearly as good as it looks on paper, with the only exceptions being the lack of VoLTE support (for now), the missing FM radio, the slippery body, and slightly underwhelmin...
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Branding aside, the Honor 8 is a purebred Huawei sharing much of the P9 DNA. It was created to fill the blanks left by the P9 by attending to markets and price tiers beyond the reach of the Leica co-branded flagship.Honor 8 has its own take on design, but...
So that's that then - Huawei may be trying to run Honor as a separate brand in some regions, but the Chinese company's design philosophy is clearly visible in the 8. A flashier P9 without the Leica branding we can certainly live with. Knowing you save €15...
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Huawei's Honor 8, launched in July at an event in China , is set to arrive in India soon. As we already know, the biggest highlight of the device is its dual rear cameras with two 12-megapixel sensors. The successor to the Honor 7 ( Review ) comes with si...
Good, Excellent display, Striking aesthetics, Powerful performance, Very good cameras, Good software features...
No FM radio, Single SIM functionality...
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techmagnifier.com Updated: 2016-12-10 04:30:31
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Crossing a bar of 30k might give Goosebumps sometimes if it comes to smartphones. The market is crammed with mid range devices that can get all the multitasking done at a much cheaper price. So, the question boils down to whether you should spend 30K or n...
Beautiful design, Beautiful camera, Sharp and bright display, Fast performance...
Glass body receives scratches, No FM radio...
After using the Honor 8 for nearly a month, we can say that its one of the best smartphones available at a price tag of 30K. However, there are just a couple of things to mention. There's no FM radio, no VoLTE. But, Honor 8 will never leave you in despair...
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Riding on the success of Huawei P9 launched a few months back, Honor, a sub-brand of Huawei introduced Honor 8 with Dual Camera to capture incredible in-depth shot. But can it continue to beat the popularity of the LG G5 and the expensive iPhone 7 Plus?Ho...
Overall, the Honor 8 has a superfast fingerprint scanner, great battery life and the comfortable 5.2-inch vibrant color display all wrapped in a beautiful package sure to please any smartphone buyers...
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Chinese tech giant Huawei has been making waves in the Indian market for quite some time. The company has recently launched its flagship handset- P9 , packing the industry's first Leica sensors on a smartphone skeleton, and is now geared up to launch anot...
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After Honor 8 finally arrived, here comes another flagship to take on OnePlus 3. OnePlus 3 and Honor 8, both are strong competitors below ₹30,000 with high-end hardware. It is likely to be assumed by the specs that the dual camera on Honor 8 might have an...
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Honor, Huawei's ambitious smartphone sub-brand, has had an aggressive strategy for India in the past few months, going all out by releasing multiple models priced between Rs. 10,000 and Rs. 35,000 in quick succession. The new Honor 8X is aimed at the comp...
Good, Premium design, Good performance, Good value for money...
Relatively bulky and difficult to handle, Average cameras, Lacks fast charging...
Honor is making an attempt to penetrate the market with a good-looking and relatively affordable phablet that offers good value for money. Not only does this phone look good, it performs great for its price thanks to the new HiSilicon Kirin 710 SoC. Other...
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