Honor 70 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Honor 70 Pro - will buyers be happy now?

Honor's independent company's adaptation to the new market conditions is far from ideal. Thus, the corporation, famous for smartphones of the middle and highest price categories, released two rather mediocre flagship lines in a row, which did not surprise the sophisticated audience with performance and photo capabilities. Did the manufacturer decide to correct the mistakes made or continued to disappoint the loyal fan base?

The appearance of the novelty has retained the concept of its predecessors, which can only be praised. The exterior of the 50th and 60th series of Android smartphones of the brand was the strength of the models, so the familiar triple block of photomodules, the abundance of metal and tempered glass in the structure of the cases are given an extremely positive assessment. A truly frameless 6.78-inch AMOLED screen, which goes into a metal frame around the entire perimeter, as well as a high-quality 50-megapixel selfie camera located in its upper part, is also delightful. It is extremely difficult to criticize the reproduced picture, because it combines both a decent resolution of 2652 x 1200 pixels and a modern refresh rate of 120Hz. Of course, the AMOLED display of an expensive device is not without excellent brightness, contrast, and an accurate fingerprint sensor.

Specifications have become noticeably more productive. With a MediaTek Dimensity 8000 CPU, 8GB/12GB RAM and Mali G610 MC6 video accelerator, the user can think about the maximum graphics presets in Genshin Impact and Fortnite. The chipset will be relevant next year as well, there is a reserve of gaming power for the future. Unlike its opponents from Qualcomm, the processor can be called energy efficient. The need to look for an outlet for a 4500mAh battery will arise once every one and a half days, while the duration of recharging will be a modest 25 minutes. 256/512GB UFS 3.1 ROM. harmoniously complement the listed parameters.

54 (main Sony IMX800), 50- (wide-angle lens) and 8-megapixel (telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom) boast hybrid stabilization and expensive lenses, so the quality of evening and night photos has increased significantly. Even the smallest details are not hidden by noise or blur. Stereo sound does not irritate the ear, the volume of the speakers is not bad. NFC contactless payments and 5G networks also add to the list of advantages of the phablet, but I would like to see dust and moisture protection and wireless charging in the flagship. Thus, the gadget has corrected most of the shortcomings of past devices and deserves the attention of Android users.