Honor X70 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Honor X70 - the king of autonomy

Modern users are much more demanding when choosing a smartphone, regardless of its price category. So, the average buyer now relies on a number of parameters at once, including design, display quality, performance, and much more. The hero of today's review will definitely appeal to that part of the audience that does not like to constantly look for outlets.

Let's start considering the new product with its main competitive advantage - a huge 8300 mAh battery, which in the maximum configuration of the device also has wireless charging at 80 W (in the usual - a wired analogue of the same power). With such a battery, it is possible to achieve about three days of operation of the device. At the same time, the thickness of the glass and polycarbonate case is small, and even moisture protection according to IP69 standards is in place. The block of two cameras has retained the signature design of the series, the fingerprint scanner is still inside the AMOLED display. The screen is devoid of obvious shortcomings. There is an impressive resolution of 2640x1260 pixels, and a 120 Hz refresh rate, and an impressive peak brightness of almost 6000 cd / m2. It is also impossible to find fault with the naturalness of color rendition.

The technical characteristics have become more interesting if we compare them with those of their predecessors. The latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 CPU in tandem with 8 GB / 12 GB of RAM and an Adreno 810 graphics adapter can be considered a good budget gaming solution. The chipset scores more than 700 thousand points in the AnTuTu test, while pleasing with excellent energy efficiency, insignificant heating. As a result, the same Genshin Impact is available even at high graphics settings, the frame rate is not a record, but stable. The internal memory can be 128/256/512 GB, there is no slot for MicroSD cards.

The photographic capabilities are not so great compared to other indicators. The only auxiliary photo module is a 2-megapixel portrait sensor, which is actually of no use. The main 50-megapixel camera with optical stabilization is useful for creating high-quality daytime photos and good videos in 4K resolution, but with evening photos things are worse. Noise appears, and slightly noticeable hand movements can lead to blurring. As for other advantages of the phone, contactless payments NFC, a gyroscope come to mind. Thus, the device can definitely claim to be a future hit.