Honor 9i specifications

The Honor 9i has 4GB of RAM and a Kirin 659 SoC core as its power source. HiSilicon, a Chinese semiconductor manufacturer that is fully owned by Huawei, uses a 16nm manufacturing method to produce the Kirin 659, which made its debut in India with the Honor 9i. The phone features 64 GB of internal storage, which can be increased with a microSD card to 128 GB. The Honor 9i performs on par with other smartphones. The phone functions flawlessly for routine chores. The holes in Buddy's armor started to show up as soon as he began playing the game. Random noise and occasional latency are present. Although it's not too severe and most infrequent users won't notice it, if gaming is such a significant component You may wish to consider other options instead of utilizing your phone. Even though it warms up briefly while playing a game, the phone doesn't get hot while used for daily tasks. Never feel uncomfortable or overly heated. The Honor 9i's 3,340 mAh battery allows for all-day use. It's decent but not very noteworthy. You may want to take caution on your way home from work at night since the battery loss is pretty obvious when performing processor-intensive chores like playing games. When the processor isn't under stress, the phone handles power well. Overall, the Honor 9i has a decent appearance but isn't very ground-breaking. The hardware of the Honor 9i contains a hybrid tray that can accommodate two nano-SIMs or a microSD card in place of the second SIM.

While Honor chooses to focus more on the Honor 9i's camera configuration and display, in my opinion, the design is one of the device's best features. The same as with the previous Honor products, this phone stands out from the competition because to its exceptional design. The Honor 9i's metal unibody design appears upscale, and its sturdy construction gives users trust in the build quality. Additionally, the ingredients are of the highest caliber. Although the camera module on the back protrudes slightly, it is surrounded by a metal rim to prevent scratching. For Honor / Huawei handsets, which have previously used "flat rear cameras" as a marketing gimmick, this is actually an exception. They are prevalent in the The Honor 9i's metal unibody design appears upscale, and its sturdy construction gives users trust in the build quality. The phone is quite comfortable to hold thanks to its matte surface and curved edges. The device's 5.9-inch screen is simple to grasp in one hand because to the 18:9 aspect ratio and thinner bezels surrounding it. With a 5.5 inch screen, it is around the same size as the majority of smartphones currently available. You could have to reach the volume rocker on the edge or the fingerprint sensor on the back with your finger, as we've seen with some of the devices that are higher up. How and where you hold the phone truly makes a difference. if your hands are little.

Specification

Octa-core CPU (4x2.36 GHz Cortex-A53 & 4x1.7 GHz Cortex-A53)

Mali-T830 MP2 GPU

Kirin 659 chipset (16nm)

OS: EMUI 8 and Android 8.0 (Oreo).

Internal Memory: 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB, each with 3GB of RAM.

eMMC 5.1

MicroSDXC, as external memory (dedicated slot)

16 MP, f/2.0, 26 mm (wide), 1/3.06", and 1 m pixels for the front camera

Dual 13 MP, PDAF rear cameras

2 MP, (depth) (depth)

3000 mAh Li-Po non-removable battery