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Honor 9X Launch Day Offer on Flipkart

Huawei has officially launched Honor 9X in India online on Flipkart. It is priced at Rs 13,999. However, on the launch day - Jan 19th - you can get this for Rs 12,999.

 This is a Flipkart unique device, which means it won't be available to purchase from anywhere else online.

 Honor has also launched Magic Watch 2 in India at an impressive price of Rs 12,999 and Honor Band 5i Fitness band for Rs 1,999.

 Honor 9X Specs Highlights
  • 16MP Pop-up Selfie Camera
  • 48MP Main Camera
  • 6GB ram
  • 128GB storage
  • 4000mAh battery
  • Full HD+ display
  • GPU Turbo 3.0

Honor 9X is powered by Kirin 710 Octacore processor and comes with Google Apps ( Play Store and Google Services are available ). 

There are 3 camera on the back of Honor 9X. The main shooter is the popular Sony 48MP one with an F1.8 lens. The secondary lens is an ultra wide angle 8MP F2.2 lens. There is also a 2MP depth sensor next to it to record depth information to use in portrait and bokeh modes. 

There is a big 4000mAh battery on board. It ships with EMUI 9 based on Android 9 Pie, but will get Android 10 based EMUI 10 in future.

If you are planning to get this phone, buy the Blue one. It's the best looking variant. Black color variant is a bit boring.
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