If you follow the story of Huawei's ban, you know that currently the company's new phones (and its Honor sub-brand) do not have Google apps, which makes them slightly less useful than most others. other phones In October, Honor announced that its latest phone would be equipped with Google apps (for now), and it can now support it.
This new phone, the Honor 9X, is a reasonably priced device, but with some weaknesses (like any other budget device). With the release date, we now have a price for the device: € 249.95.
It is a fairly cheap price, although it is a bit higher than the Honor 8X, which was launched at a price of € 229. Is this price supplement justified in the specifications? Check out our review to be sure.
The Honor 9X certainly won't make our list of best cheap phones, not because it's a bad phone, but because it creaks above the € 200 limit we have on phones on this list. That said, it's still a decent smartphone, and it will be perfect for some users.
You can buy the Honor 9X from various retailers, including Argos and Carphone Warehouse, but Amazon and Mobiles.co.uk are also expected to sell it soon.
We don't know if we'll ever see an Honor 10X - Huawei's Android ban means the future of the brand is threatened, and the Honor 9X only has Google apps because it was technically launched in China before the ban, so If you like Honor phones, this might be your last chance to grab a new one.
It is possible that Huawei's ban will be reversed at one point, so that all fingers are crossed and the rupture explodes.