Honor, sister company of Huawei, is looking to make waves in the US, and its latest attempt is a camera-forward phone focused on millennials.
The Honor 8 is a fairly cheap handset with flagship ambitions. Though it falls a bit short of making it on the same playing field as the iPhone 6S and Samsung Galaxy Note 7, its price may tempt users away from the usual suspects and towards Honor’s offering.
The Honor 8 features a silky 5.2-inch Full HD display, one that’s smaller than the 5.7-inch screen of the Galaxy Note 7, but perhaps a bit kinder to your hand. The phone’s screen is made of 15 layers of glass, Honor says, helping diffuse light so you can better see what’s on your phone.
