5.5" 1080x1920 Display
Fingerprint identification
Snapdragon 615 1.5GHz Processor
13MP Rear - 5MP Front Camera
2GB RAM 16GB Storage with MicroSD expansion
Android 5.1 - Lollipop
Three different card slots: nano-SIM, micro-SIM, and microSD.
Quidco - 2%
Topcashback - 1.57%
Top comments
rev6 to SusieM
16 May 163#7
Maybe if you used it you would charge it more :smile:
All comments (29)
MRGRINGO
16 May 16#1
sooooooooooo isn't it just a similar spec as the Vodafone ultra for £99...but this is £70 more?
Sysman2000 to MRGRINGO
16 May 16#3
Yes it is similar but is dual sim and has a finger print sensor but no nfc.
dariuskolycius to MRGRINGO
17 May 16#29
google nexus for Vodafone crap??? Lol
Thagumath22
16 May 16#2
Bought this from ebuyer in April for £149.99. Just saying.........
stoney73
16 May 16#4
It's a good phone for the price. And feels like it's got better build quality than the SU6, with a better camera (from personal experience). The Honor 5X is getting updated to Marshmallow, with a beta test currently underway. Also, the battery life is also more than decent. As mentioned in a previous post, with some patience, it is possible to pick one up for £149 from ebuyer/amazon, it just depends when Honor runs a promotion.
BungalowBill to stoney73
16 May 16#10
Like the beta test for Marshmallow for the Honor 7, which has been going since December. Dunno if it will ever get there!
SusieM
16 May 16#5
brilliant battery life - I charge mine every 10 -12 days
rev6 to SusieM
16 May 163#7
Maybe if you used it you would charge it more :smile:
seanmckenna to SusieM
16 May 16#8
Do you not mean hours? ☺ Good battery, I get a full day between charges
seanmckenna
16 May 16#6
Good phone, definitely feels better quality than the SU6 and has extra features. SU6 is still a brilliant phone but just not comparable in my view. Price is a good deal as i've only seen it for 149 shortly after release. If you are patient and can wait for the cheaper price then its worth the wait. if not, you are getting a good phone for the money. Voting hot.
Solly92
16 May 16#9
Obviously depends how much it is used. On standby mine has more than 10 day battery life.
seanmckenna
16 May 16#11
Obviously I was only joking... If you leave your phone on standby it's not really a good indication of battery life for normal usage nor would I recommend spending £169+ on a phone that remains on standby
stoney73
16 May 16#12
Not 100% sure, but I think the final version roller out a bit ago for the Honor 7?
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Fingerprint identification
Snapdragon 615 1.5GHz Processor
13MP Rear - 5MP Front Camera
2GB RAM 16GB Storage with MicroSD expansion
Android 5.1 - Lollipop
Three different card slots: nano-SIM, micro-SIM, and microSD.
Quidco - 2%
Topcashback - 1.57%
Top comments
All comments (29)