When we have told you about the subsidiaries of the big brands, we tell you that these second firms intend to maintain the presence of their parent companies in market segments where they are no longer present or where their implantation is more residual due, also, to the push of other brands. Nubia and Honor are some of the best known examples that have not only managed to maintain a good share in China and other Asian countries, but have also made the leap to regions such as Europe.
Huawei's younger sister has already made itself known in the past through the launch of medium and especially low-cost terminals that had apparently balanced features at a reduced cost. However, now it would be willing to conquer the most demanding users through phablets such as 8 Pro, of which some details have been revealed in the last hours and of which we will tell you more below.
Integrated
According to CNET, the appearance will be one of the strengths of this model. Available in blue, silver and black, this device will feature a thickness of 7 mm somewhat smaller than other terminals. Its developers assure that these smaller dimensions do not prevent that inside the terminal, there are more than a thousand components of all kinds, ranging from those focused on performance, to cameras. Count with one fingerprint reader rear.
Image and performance
Again, here we find the indicators that would allow the 8 Pro to be placed either at the top of the mid-range, or in the high-end in a strict sense. Screen of 5,7 inches, QHD resolution and dual camera de 12 Mpx are the highlights in terms of image. The lenses, both front and rear, will be able to record video in 4K format. All this is supported by a processor Kirin 960, which has already been considered as the competitor of the latest Exynos and Snapdragon due to features such as its frequency, which would reach 1,8 Ghz. I would have a 6 GB RAM with a maximum storage capacity of 128 GB. Your operating system would be EMUI 5.1
Availability and price
En CNET They assure that since last April 5, it is already possible to reserve the 8 Pro in some European countries, including Spain. Regarding its cost, it has been assumed that it will be in the $550 approximately although depending on the purchase channel, it could suffer some variations. Do you think that is an appropriate amount for this device? Do you think Honor could have a better track record in its regular markets? You have more related information available about other phablets launched by Huawei's little sister so that you can give your own opinion.