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Honor, a smartphone brand owned by Chinese technology giant Huawei, recently launched the Honor 10 Lite . Successor of the Honor 9 Lite, the phone has a dewdrop notch screen, dual rear cameras, and gradient glass like design. Being a midrange smartphone, it is powered by Kirin 710 system-on-chip, and features GPU Turbo technology for improved graphic performance. The Honor 10 Lite seems to be a power packed proposition in the midrange segment. But how does it fare in real life scenarios? Let’s find out: Design The Honor 10 Lite has a glass like design that has been predominant in midrange smartphones. It looks impressive, but not different than most of the midrange devices such as the Asus Zenfone Max Pro M2 (review). The phone’s back is made of laminated layers of polymer with a glossy finish, which looks like glass and has a gradient design. The gradient design on the back reflects different shades of phone’s colour when looked from angles. Read More Business Standa

Honor , a smartphone brand owned by Chinese telecommunication equipment manufacturer Huawei, launched the Honor 10 Lite in India on January 15. The Flipkart-exclusive phone will go on sale from Jan 20 on the e-commerce platform. The phone will be available in three colours – sapphire blue, sky blue and midnight black. However, the gradient design glass back will be available only in the sky blue colour variant. The phone has 64 GB of internal storage, expandable via microSD card, and comes in two RAM variants – 4GB and 6GB. While the 4GB RAM variant is priced at Rs 13,999, the 6GB RAM variant is priced at Rs 17,999. The phone has a 6.21-inch screen of fullHD+ resolution, stretched in tall 19.5:9 aspect ratio. The screen boast a dewdrop notch on the top, accommodating the front camera. The phone is powered by Kirin 710 system-on-chip, paired with MaliG51 MP4 graphic processing unit. The Honor 10 Lite boasts dual camera module on the back, featuring a 13-megapixel primary