A new high-end smartphone from Huawei’s sub-brand – Honor has been certified by Chinese regulatory commission – TENAA. Spotted with the codename – Honor DUK-TL30, the device is expected to either be a slightly more powerful version of the Honor 8 (possibly the Honor 8 Plus) or the Honor 9.
Measuring 157 x 77.5 x 6.97 mm in dimensions and weighing in at 184 grams; the Honor DUK-TL30 ditches the metal plus glass body for an all metal unibody design and opts for a huge 3900mAh battery for sustenance. It sports a 5.7-inch (2560 x 1440 pixels) QHD display and packs up to 6GB of RAM.
The phablet is powered by an octa-core processor clocked at 2.4GHz (possibly the Kirin 960) and boots Android 7.0 Nougat OS with the company’s latest Emotion UI expected to be laced on it. Internal storage stands at 128GB and there is a microSD card slot to expand even further up to 128GB.
The DUK-TL30 has a dual rear camera setup (12MP + 2MP) and a front facing 8MP camera. It supports 4G LTE connectivity as well as Voice over LTE (VoLTE) and has a rear placed fingerprint sensor sitting just under the main camera. There is no word on the final name or launch date, however, it could go official just in time for the upcoming. MWC 2016.
