Honor 10 Lite With Kirin 710 To Launch On November 21

Huawei will launch its new and affordable Honor 10 Lite in China on November 21, and until the big day arrives, the phone is up for pre-order on the company’s official online store. Apart from the store listing, the Honor 10 Lite also showed up on certification website Tenna, revealing a few specifications

Honor 10 Lite Features

The Honor 10 Lite will be powered by Kirin 710 chipset – a 12nm process based chip that’s a healthy replacement to Huawei’s Kirin 659 but not quite comparable to Qualcomm’s similarly named Snapdragon 710. The phone will have GPU Turbo support out of the box, which essentially means you will see a performance boost while playing PUBG.

The teaser images show a flashy glass back with gradient color, fingerprint sensor, and dual rear cameras. That’s pretty much similar to what you get on most other affordable Honor or Huawei phones launched in 2018. According to Tenna listing, the handset has a 5.8-inch IPS LCD panel with 19:9 aspect ratio ( or, in other words, a notch at the top).

We don’t know anything about the camera specs, battery capacity, or Honor 10 Lite RAM and storage variants yet. Hopefully, this one will run latest Android Pie based EMUI 9 out of the box.

Will Honor 10 Lite make it to India? Well, it could. But it shouldn’t be a world apart from Honor 8X that you can already grab for a reasonable price in India.

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Honor 10 Lite Specifications (expected)