Chinese smartphone maker Honor has finally launched a budget phone called as Honor 9A without Google Services like all the Huawei phones these days and this is an entry level smartphone with decent specifications.
Design
This new phone has got a water-drop notch Display with Slight thicker chin at bottom edge and from the back one can see a dual rear camera set-up arranged inside a squarish module with a LED flash sitting inside it and a physical capacitive fingerprint sensor here with the company's branding at bottom.
Specifications
This phone features a tall 6.30-inch HD+ LCD Display with 720x1600 Pixels Screen Resolution making it 19:5:9 Aspect Ratio.
It runs on Android 10 Operating System out-of-the box with Magic UI 3.1 skin on top.
It is powered by MediaTek's Helio P22 CPU and is paired with 3GB of RAM that having 64GB of Internal Storage that can be expandable further upto 256GB via micro SD card slot.
The dual cameras on the back side includes a 13-megapixel Main Shooter, with a 2-megapixel Depth Sensor.
And on the front, there's a 5-megapixel sensor housing inside a dew-drop notch.
The battery section packs a massive 5,000mAH of capacity without any Fast Charging support.
The phone has got a Rear-Mounted Fingerprint Sensor, and the phone is listed in Midnight Black and Phantom Blue colour options.
This Honor 9A phone is set for a price tag of 150 Euros which is 170 Dollars approximately and will be available starting July 1st in Europe.
Conclusion
Overall this phone looks good with decent specifications, and thanks for the larger 5,000mAH Battery Capacity powering the phone, but this phone will not support Google Services which is a bit disappointment for many users and please think once before buying.
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