Honor needed no fanfare to release its latest entry-level smartphones – X5b and X5b Plus. The devices are available in several Middle East markets; as the names suggest, they are closely related. Honor did make the Plus slightly better, but similarities are more than the differences.
Honor X5b and X5b Plus have an LTE-only Helio G36 chipset and run Android 14 with MagicOS 8.0 on top. The screen is a basic 6.56" LCD with a waterdrop notch, 720p resolution and 90 Hz refresh rate.
The selfie camera mounted inside the notch has a 5 MP sensor. Around the back there are 50 MP main sensor on the Plus and just 13 MP on the vanilla. In either case there's a 0.8 MP secondary shooter alongside it.
Both phones share the same footprint and have a 5,200 mAh battery. The Honor X5b has 4/64 GB memory and sells for the equivalent of $80, while the X5b Plus has 4/128 GB memory and costs SAR 399, which is around $106.
so what are we gonna do with it, burn the entire cargo with thousands of these phones inside the container before it was shipped to retail shops.
Why do phone manufacturers keep releasing new phones with very low performing SoCs? At this day and age, T606 must be the bare minimum.
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