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Honor 9X Pro Launched in India | Price, Specs and Features

Huawei has officially launched the Honor 9X Pro variant in India online on Flipkart. It is priced at Rs 14,999 and will go on sale on May 21st. 

 Rs 14,999 price is actually a launch offer price only available during the early bird sale on May 21. The regular MRP price for Honor 9X Pro in India is Rs 17,999.

 Important Note: Since Huawei is banned from using Google Apps and Google Services, this smartphone will launch without Google Play Store, instead uses Huawei App Gallery to install apps and games. Most popular apps like Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, etc can be installed without any issues. However, apps like Google Maps, Uber, etc won't work without Google services. 

 Regular Honor 9X was certified before the Huawei ban, hence it can use Google Apps. It has Google Play Store as well as Huawei's App Gallery.

 Honor 9X vs Honor 9X Pro Specs Comparison

 The Pro model is powered by 7nm Kirin 810 chipset which is much better than the Kirin 710F processor Huawei used in the Honor 9X variant launched in India a few months back. Both variants have the same exact Triple camera setup at the back - 48MP + 8MP ultra-wide-angle + 2MP depth sensor. The front camera is a 16MP pop-up style one.

 The Pro model has the same software features as the regular model. GPU Turbo 3.0 and 6GB ram along with a good 7nm Octacore chipset offer good gaming performance. The Pro model comes with a liquid cooling system to help with overheating while playing for long hours. The regular 9X doesn't have any such feature.

 Honor 9X Pro India Full Specs
  • Kirin 810 octa-core chipset
  • 6.59 inches Full HD+ Full View display
  • 6GB ram
  • 256GB Storage
  • 48MP F1.8 aperture main camera
  • 8MP F2.2 aperture ultra-wide-angle camera
  • 2MP depth sensor
  • 16MP F2.2 front pop-up camera
  • 4,000mAh
  • 3.5mm headphone jack
  • AI Video Stabilization
  • AIS Super Night Mode
  • Bluetooth 4.2
  • No Google Playstore
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