As you know, Dual-Lens Phones are all the rage these days, as seen by the HTC One M8′s commercial success. Huawei also saw some success with its Honor 6 this year with its great value and practical specs. It only makes sense at this point to combine the two winners into a superphone that will surely pay off for the Chinese company.
The Huawei Honor 6 Plus (that naming system sounds a little familiar, doesn’t it?) is a phablet-sized device with two rear 8-megapixel cameras and one front 8-megapixel camera to cover all of your camera needs. One neat feature is its ability to beautify a picture or video—even in the middle of a live video chat. Like the HTC One, after you snap the perfect picture with your two lenses, you can focus the picture differently while viewing it.
The device also features a stylish metallic casing, a monster Kirin 925 octa-core processor, 32 GB storage, 3 GB RAM, a 3,600 mAh battery, expandable storage up to 128 GB, and a customized EMUI 3.0 Android ROM. Huawei is also offering 100 GB lifetime cloud storage for purchasers of the Honor 6 Plus.
One thing that separates this capable smartphone from its competition is its pricetag: for a version with only 3G and 16 GB storage, you will pay $320. For the version with 4G and 32 GB, you will pay $400, which is $250 less than most flagships these days! If you live in any area where Huawei is offering this device, I definitely would recommend it.
Source: Engadget
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