Huawei has launched their upper midrange tier newest smartphone, Honor 7, with three variants. The company has pulled off a new record for selling out of stock in just 2 minutes during its first flash sale in China on July 7.
According to ChristianToday, all of the 200,000 China-made Honor 7 units were sold like hotcakes. The three models: the base model, the 4G model, and one that is compatible with all networks were equally sold out.
The Honor 7, 5.2 inch full HD handset is available in silver, gold, and dark gray colors with boasting all metal body made of aluminium alloy for all types. When it comes to its hardware, the company chose Kirin 935 chipset running in the octa - core processor and Mali-T682 graphics. The device features 3GB RAM and an external micro-SD slot expandable up to 128 GB.
This Huawei smartphone is being powered by a 3,100mAh battery, NFC, GPS and LTE Cat 6 connectivities, and Bluetooth 4.1. Moreover, the Honor 7 runs on Android 5.0 Lollipop along with a fingerprint sensor, like with those recently released smartphones.
For its camera, the back shooter will boast a 20 megapixel with phase detection autofocus, which has suggested of having the ability to autofocus at 0.1 speed. In addition, it will also include a Sony IMX230 feature, aperture of f/2.0, 6 lens module, and a sapphire glass protection as well. While for the front camera, the shooter boasts an 8 megapixel with wide angle fixed focus features.
The Android Authority says that the next Chinese flash sale for the Honor 7 will be on July 14. So open up your browser early if you want to grab a chance of having one.
The cost will depend on what variety the users will select from. For those who want to have a larger internal storage, then you'll prefer for a 64GB dual sim version which priced at 2,499 yuan ($400).While On the other hand, the single-sim with 16GB internal storage is worth 1,999 yuan ($320) and the dual-sim counterpart costs 2,199 yuan ($355).
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