The Honor Play will go on sale today at 4PM exclusively on Amazon. It will be available in two colours - blue and black.
Honor, an online sub-brand of the Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei, is gearing up to launch the Honor Play in India today i.e. August 6. The phone was first unveiled in China last month. It is with this smartphone that Honor introduced the GPU Turbo technology, which the company claims to improve phone’s graphic performance without compromising on the processor’s efficiency. The Amazon-exclusive smartphone would go on sale today from 4PM and will be available in two colours – blue and black.
The
Honor Play is a premium device with top-notch specifications and
features such as Kirin 970 system-on-chip (SoC), paired with a
discreet neural processing unit for machine learning, artificial
intelligence-based dual rear cameras. The phone brings back Honor’s
signature metallic design with matte look. It boots Android Oreo 8.1
covered under EMUI 8.2 user interface.
The
phone sports a 6.3-inch notch-based 19.5:9 aspect ratio screen of
fullHD+ resolution.
It
features a 16-megapixel primary camera sensor, paired with 2MP
depth-sensing lens on the back and a 16MP shooter on the front for
selfies. The rear cameras feature AI scene recognition for still
photography and AIS & EIS for image and video stabilisation. The
front camera features iPhone-inspired portrait mode with several
lighting features. Powering the phone is a 3,750 mAh battery and it
supports fast charging with bundled 18W charger.
Except
for the change in design, the phone seems to be an identical twin of
the Honor 10, which was launched in India last month. However, the
phone would come with GPU Turbo technology out-of-the-box that would
be enabled in the Honor 10 sometime later in a software update.
Though the Honor
Play features GPU Turbo tech, it would not come loaded with any
dedicated game or utility tool that could utilise the technology’s
potential. However, the company is promising to soon bring game
titles such as PUBG and utility tools such as interface animations as
a part of software update.
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