Honor unveils Its toughest phone yet with massive 6,600 mAh battery and more

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Honor unveils Its toughest phone yet with massive 6,600 mAh battery and more
The Honor X9c phone has been launched globally. This marks a great achievement for the brand due to the fact that it is their most rugged smartphone to date. This new 5G Honor phone is a great example of the company’s remarkable steps forward in terms of both durability and visual appeal.

The primary feature that stands out with the Honor X9c is its drop protection, which guarantees the phone's durability in case of falls from up to 2 meters. This tough mobile phone has won the top positions in SGS reliability testing and is built with a scratch-resistant body that endured more than 3,000 rounds of steel wool rubbing without damage.

Besides its ability to absorb shock, the phone is capable of operating in a temperature range of -30 to 50 degrees Celsius which makes it even more durable. The Honor X9c’s IP65M rating is a higher standard for protection as it prevents water jet penetration from any angle, outmatching traditional ratings in overall safety.

Performance users will be very happy and satisfied due to the large battery capacity, the Honor X9c phone has a 6600mAh battery supported by 66W fast charging technology.

The powerful camera of the device includes a 108MP main camera with stabilization systems (EIS/OIS), 4K video recording, and 3X lossless zoom. The 16MP front camera is encased in a pill-shaped cutout for selfie snaps that can be recorded in 1080p resolution.

The display comes with a flexible 6.78-inch OLED screen and features 1.5K resolution and 10-bit color depth. 3,840Hz PWM Dimming along with eye protection ensures that the viewer is comfortable, whereas the 4000-nit peak brightness gives good visibility to the user even outdoors.

Honor X9 5G Price in Pakistan is expected to be around PKR 54,999. The mobile is available in Titanium Silver, Ocean Blue, and Midnight Black colors., with a model that has 12GB RAM and 256GB storage. Combining a shell protection against scratches and drops with an IP65M rating, the Honor X9c, is becoming a compelling mobile device that users who mainly seek durability and performance are looking for

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