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Honor, the independent brand on Huawei, unveiled a new model in its X60 series: The Honor X60 Plus. This mid-range smartphone features is loaded with exciting features big display, high-end battery capacity, and decent storage options at an affordable cost. The following section explains whether this model justifies all that touting.
The design will most closely emulate that of the currently available look of smartphones, with a punch-hole cut out for the front-facing camera unobtrusively located at the top center of the display.
The bezels have to be minimal to maximize screen real estate. The back panel itself is theorized to be plastic, and it will reportedly release with three color variants: Phantom Night Black, Moon Shadow White, and Wonderland Green.
The camera department in the X60 Plus is a tale of two sides. Moving to the back, there is a dual-camera setup with a main 50-megapixel sensor. Complementing that would be a secondary 2-megapixel sensor, likely for depth information or very basic macro shots.
While megapixel count alone certainly isn't everything, this 50MP main sensor should at least quite fairly hold up in well-lit conditions. Addressable areas may be low-light performance and general camera versatility, especially against some other competitors.
The front camera is 5 megapixels and is hosted in the cutout area of the screen. While this might be good enough for casual selfies or video calls, if one wants more premium selfie shots, look elsewhere.
about any basic day-to-day task, social media browsing, and light gaming. Users who expect to run some graphically demanding games on high settings may be a bit restricted.
One surprise package within the internals of the X60 Plus includes the RAM configuration. It has 12 GB of RAM, a huge amount of memory even for this segment of price. It helps in smooth multitasking, which can safely hold many apps going in the background at will without hiccups.
It is available in 256GB or 512 GB storage space, free from every usual anxiety involving additional storage space for the vast population of users. The phone runs Magic OS based on the new Android 14, offering an easy-to-use interface and the ability to download applications from the Google Play Store.
The 6,000mAh battery packed inside could probably be one of the distinguished features to quench the thirst of power users. Bump that up with 35W rapid charging and the Honor X60 Plus is going to be a surefire way to keep up with even the busiest of lifestyles, making sure users stay connected throughout the day without having to recharge frequently.
Powered by Magic OS-based Android 14, Honor X60 Plus offers smooth and user-friendly interface conditions. With increased 8 GB of virtual RAM, the gadget's performance is taken to another level, becoming more responsive and efficient in its usage.
The Honor X60 Plus does not only perform well; the build is also strong. It is equipped with correspondence military protection with an IP64 rating, plus it is also tested with Swiss SGS's 5-star rating for drop and squeeze resistance.
Priced quite competitively, this smartphone costs 1,499 Yuan ($206) for the 12 GB RAM + 256 GB storage version and 1,699 Yuan ($234) for the 12 GB RAM + 512 GB storage variant. Consumers get to choose three dazzling color options, including Phantom Night Black, Moon Shadow White, and Wonderland Green.
