Huawei Honor X10 Max Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Huawei Honor X10 Max - real phablet

The Chinese company Huawei is trying not to lose ground in the smartphone market. Of course, the lack of important Google services for millions of people affects the sales of the manufacturer’s products, but the corporation is trying to atone for such a serious shortcoming by the price, functionality and beauty of the devices. The hero of this review also has an additional competitive advantage.

A plus in comparison with competitors was the brilliant 7.09-inch OGS-display with small frames. A huge number of users managed to miss devices with a similar screen size. And if you also take into account the highest brightness and contrast settings of the IPS panel, high-quality oleophobic coating and a resolution of 2280x1080 pixels, then the delight of the phone’s buyers will be long. The design of the novelty also did not disappoint. The excellent colors of the back panel of glass (especially the blue version), the original design of the dual camera and the side fingerprint scanner look amazing. The only pity is that the edging is made of plastic.

Specifications are presented by the powerful Mediatek Dimensity 800 processor, which also surprises with energy efficiency, 6GB / 8GB of RAM and the Mali G57MC4 video adapter. It’s easy to call this combination gaming, since all resource-intensive projects will be launched without lags at high or even maximum graphics settings. In addition, the chip allows a 5000mAh battery to issue up to 10-12 hours of active screen time. The internal storage is allocated 64 / 128GB , for its expansion there is a MicroSD slot .

The main 48 and 2-megapixel photo modules are standard for the price category. You can create a clear frame with natural color reproduction with such sensors in the evening, but sometimes it will take more than one take. The 8-megapixel front module is quite simple and is suitable only for selfies in daylight. Support for contactless payments of NFC and 5G networks, stereo speakers turn the device into a future hit, despite its previously described flaw.