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Honor 9X India Launch Date Revealed | Price, Specs and Features

Huawei has officially announced the launch date of Honor 9X in India on Flipkart. It will be available from Jan 14th 2020.

 Honor 9X Price in India : Rs 12,999 ( Expected Price - Official price will be announced during the launch )

 Indian Honor 9X is same as the Global variant, but is different from the Chinese variant. In China, Honor 9X and 9X Pro was launched Hisilicon Kirin 810 processor, while the Global and Indian Honor 9X has older Kirin 710 chipset.

 Does Honor 9X Indian variant comes with Google Play Store and other Gapps ? YES. This is because Honor had certified 9X before the ban came into effect.

Specs Highlights
  • Triple Rear Cameras - 48MP F1.8 main camera ( Sony Sensor ) + 8MP Ultra Wide Angle + 2MP depth sensor
  • 16MP pop-up selfie camera F2.0 aperture
  • Kirin 710 Octacore processor
  • 6.59 inch HONOR FullView Display ( 2340p x 1080p resolution, 391 PPI, IPS-LCD screen )
  • AI Video Stabilization ( only 720P HD supported )
  • No 4K recording support
  • 4000mAh battery
  • Rear mounted fingerprint sensor.
  • Android 10 EMUI 10 update promised
Honor 9X is a bit late to launch in India and face very tough competition from Xiaomi and Realme Mobiles in the market. Also, the Huawei Ban by Trump Govt have made people to be vary of buying Huawei and Honor mobiles. It is going to be a tough sell in India.
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