Huawei - Honor 6X 4G LTE with 32GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Silver

Screen resolution in this phone is amazing, love the screen size and it takes good pics.

the phones screen is large and bright. 1080p is high definition enough for me. It hasn't bogged down as for processing power. Overall great phone but nothing near something like the Samsung Galaxy S8+. But for the price this is an excellent phone and quality seems to be par.

This is a nice phone. But I sold it after my data usage grew 2x-4x previous figures for the entire 7 months that I had it (see pic). I had not changed my phone usage patterns. I do not watch videos, download music or play games on my phone. I did everything I could to locate a source for the increased data usage but could not. Essentially I only use my phone for email, messaging, and phone calls. Occasionally I read the news. BUT - for the first two months after I got the phone I received warnings from my carrier that I was about to go over our data limit. Checking my usage the past 6 months I found that it went from 0.6 GB/month to around 2.0 GB/month or more with no change in my usage patterns! My only conclusion is that Huawei must be consistently sending data out of my phone to their servers. There are quite a few Huawei-branded apps built into the phone that you cannot seem to disable or uninstall. So, I sold the phone. I just wanted to put it out there in case someone else experiences the same issues.

I have ordered two honor 6X phones one Gold and another is Gray color. Gold color phone is exactly same as shown in the image but Gray is not same. It has missing sensory/camera on front side left side of speaker bar.

My honor 6X performs as advertised. The camera is solid and viewing is tight at all angles. I thought the phone was going to be a bit bulky however, it was surprisingly thin even with cases. There wasn’t a huge expectation with this phone seeing as the 7X is already out but I got just about the same phone for $50 less. The only issues (which is the reason for 4 stars) I had was with the speaker location and the power of the speaker. Perhaps this is addressed on the 7X. Also, the lack of an Oreo operating system update was a tad disappointing. All that being said, you will not be disappointed with this type of performance at this low price point.

Hello everyone, I bought a couple of these Huawei Honor 6x phones for my parents recently. Considering they haven't used smartphones before, I wanted their first phones to be intuitive and easy to use. These phones are excellent, responsive, snappy, and the battery life is stellar to say the least. Now my parents are really enjoying them coupled with an amazing unlimited plan designed for customers over 55+ y/o from T-Mobile. For an affordable price you end up getting a well built phone, a decent fingerprint scanner, and fantastic cameras. I would recommend this phone to anyone in a budget or to somebody looking for a secondary phone. Thanks for reading.

First off I do mobile app development and have lately been focused on releasing my first mobile game, so I tend to use my phones pretty heavily as well as testing unstable builds on my personal phone before publishing the updates (don't worry, the company does thorough testing with various other model phones as well for compatibility's sake). So I would say that I need a phone that can preform well under pressure. I actually didn't intend to pick this phone up, but my S7 Edge's screen started displaying only green (I couldn't even make out text). Since you have to replace the entire assembly to repair this issue no local shops could handle it and Samsung told me it would be 3 weeks without my phone (which I couldn't do for obvious reasons), I decided to find a temporary backup phone. Going to Best Buy is the only real option in my area if I wanted a warranty I could trust, so that is where I ended up. After browsing for a bit it was looking like I would have to pick up a much slower phone than mine (due to budget issues, I didn't want to spend more than 350 on a backup phone) and I was really hesitant about grabbing it. Then I spotted the Huawei Honor 6x and looked up the specs. What I saw impressed me (doubly so considering the price the phone was being sold for) and I checked out the reviews on it to be sure I wasn't getting a lemon or something swamped with even more bloatware than the usual mess phone companies are pushing now. After the research I bought it and brought it home, charged it, inserted my SIM and SD Micro and tried it out. I was happy with the look and feel of the phone, but mostly I was ecstatic about how smooth it ran my game (and a few others I downloaded to try and stress it out or over heat it before my return window closed). 2 weeks later and I am still using it and waiting on my S7 to get back, however I may just sell it and use the Honor instead (maybe use the money to buy another backup Huawei phone). The Honor 6x has less bloatware, a more comfortable feel in my hand, and preforms most tasks better than the S7 edge did. The only thing I really can't attest to is how durable they are. My S7 Edge had sustained a number of drops and falls before finally having any issues (without a case, since I am not allowed to use one on the programming floor), and this phone I have not dropped yet. I will say that finding a case and screen protection (I try to keep my phones in cases when I'm not at work since I do have a habit of dropping) I liked for the Honor was a far harder task than it was for the S7 Edge, but I eventually found one online I liked. All in all, the CPU, RAM, and GPU all function exceptionally well for a budget phone. The call clarity is on par with my Samsung phone on the AT&T network, as are the added functions such as sensors and camera. I feel that my S7 Edge did a better job with photographs, but that may be due to the camera app that Samsung has vs the Play Store free app I'm using on the Honor 6x. TLDR: I love the phone and so far it has proven to either be superior or on par with my Galaxy S7 Edge in every way I have tested (aside from durability as I have yet to drop this phone).

What? It's the 2nd best? That's only because the new best budget phone is this phone's sequel, the 7x. It wasn't available in America yet when I bought this, but my fiancée's daughter needed a new phone ASAP, so this was it. You'd have to spend twice the money to get something comparable by another company. Good performance (especially in the UI), good battery life, good screen, good cameras (especially the rear dual camera setup), good build quality. This phone will blow away your expectations for what you can get for ~$200. She came from an iPhone and was shocked at how good this phone is. No complaints at all!