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Honor Note 9 rumored to come with 4,600 mAh battery, two 12 MP cameras on the rear

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Vlad 02 August 2017

Huawei Honor Android Rumors

For Huawei's online-only sub-brand, what comes after the Honor 9 is probably the Honor Note 9 - at least if we go by what happened last year with their respective predecessors, the Honor 8 and Honor Note 8. The latter of those two got official in August 2016, so perhaps it's high time we see an Honor Note 9 being announced?

That very well may be, since the first leak regarding the upcoming device has already surfaced. A source in China claims the Honor Note 9 will boast a huge 4,600 mAh battery, 100 mAh larger than its predecessor's.

The Honor Note 9 should be powered by the HiSilicon Kirin 965 chipset, which hasn't been spotted in another device yet, paired with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of built-in storage.

The phone will apparently come with two 12 MP cameras on its back, and a "full-screen" display allegedly depicted by the image you can see above. That's definitely less "full" of a screen compared to Samsung's Infinity Displays or LG's Full Vision panel for its G6, but for a brand that's focusing primarily on bang for your buck that might not be a huge problem. The Honor Note 9 is said to make an appearance in an online store near you at some point in September.

Source (in Chinese) | Via

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  • AnonD-550810
  • nwd
  • 04 Aug 2017

and a couple hundred dollars more expensive too LOL

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  • blessful
  • IVE
  • 04 Aug 2017

you better make it better than the honor Note 8. this means - DTS dual speakers - TRUE Dual 4G capabilities - at least 2K AMOLED display - better software integration - NO F****ing bloatware (at least make it removable)

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  • AnonD-675899
  • pwn
  • 03 Aug 2017

Its real or fake? Presents on IFA? Hopeful with stereo speaker & AMOLED!!! Hopeful Global?!?

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