Honor 8X With Dual 4G and 480fps Slow-Motion Recording Officially Launched

Honor has finally launched the much-awaited successor to Honor 7X, aptly named as the Honor 8X. The Honor 8X brings upgrades in every corner starting with the design, internal hardware, cameras and battery. And for power users, the company has even launched Honor 8X Max, which comes with a Snapdragon chipset. And with the 8X Max, the company is looking to take on the Mi Max lineup. Maybe, both the standard and Max variants will reach the Indian shores, however, Honor is yet to reveal its plans on the Indian launch though. The Honor 8X sports glass build, Kirin 710 chipset and a beefy 3750mAh battery. It also has support for slow-motion video recording at 480fps.

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Honor 8X Specifications and Features

The Honor 8X is a well-specced mid-range smartphone. With this device, Honor will be looking to take on the likes of Xiaomi Mi A2, Redmi Note 5 Pro, Nokia 6.1 Plus and others in the Indian market. The Honor 8X rocks a 6.5-inch Full HD+ display on the front with a notch and 18.7:9 aspect ratio. Under the hood, it has the Kirin 710 mid-range chipset which is built on the 12nm process. We have seen the chipset on other devices such as the Huawei Nova 3i.

The chipset is paired with 4GB/6GB of RAM and 32GB/64GB/128GB of internal storage. It also comes with a microSD card slot for storage expansion up to 128GB. Cameras on the Honor 8X include a 20MP primary shooter on the rear with f/1.8 aperture and PDAF. There’s a secondary depth sensor of 2MP to add bokeh effect in the images. The rear camera is capable of shooting slow-motion videos at 480fps, something we haven’t seen on any mid-range device launched to date. Frontal, there’s a 16MP shooter for selfies and video calls. Like the Mi A2, the Honor 8X also has the pixel binning technology to improve overall image clarity. The camera app comes with various AI features, like the recently launched Honor phones.