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Huawei Honor 7 specs revealed: 4GB RAM, 13MP camera: Report

Chinese manufacturer Huawei is reportedly working on the next generation for their Honor series smartphones which will be dubbed Huawei Honor 7 and Huawei Honor 7 Plus.

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Tech2 News Staff|Jun 02, 2015, 09:50:59 IST

Chinese manufacturer Huawei is reportedly working on the next generation of the Honor series smartphones which will be dubbed Huawei Honor 7 and Huawei Honor 7 Plus. If rumours are to be believed, the Honor 7 will be released in June with a price tag of $322 ( Rs 20,000 approximately) while the high-end version Honor 7 Plus will be released in July with a price tag of $435 (Rs 28,000 approximately).According to a report by mobile-dad, the new Honor 7 will sport a 5-inch screen with a 1080p display. It will be powered by a Kirin 935 mobile chipset and will include a 3GB RAM. On the storage front, the device will have 16GB on on-board storage.However, the Honor 7 Plus will sport a 4GB RAM along with a 128 GB internal storage. It could have a 5.5-inch screen with a 1080p display, a Kirin 950 processor along with a dual-lens rear camera. As of now, there is no information provided if the devices will have expandable storage.Towards the rear end, the Honor 7 will have a  13MP camera with LED flash and OIS and may also sport a fingerprint sensor located below it. Both the devices are said to be made out of metal, and will run on Android Lollipop and will include Emotion UI 3.0 out-of-the-box as a layer above it. The Honor 7 will include a 3280 mAh battery while the Honor 7 Plus will have a  4,000 mAh battery.

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First Published:Jun 02, 2015, 09:50:59 IST
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