Ever since parting ways with Huawei, Honor has made a name for itself. Although the company is still working on making a mark, it is not stopping them from delivering some compelling smartphones. Now, the Honor X50 Pro is looking like it is going to make a mark in the market as it is shaping up to be a really stellar smartphone, and I am waiting to see how it turns out.
The Honor X50 Pro could deliver stellar cameras and performance at an attainable price
Based on the leaked image, the Honor X50 Pro will be available in green and black, at least for now. The phone has a circular camera island on the back, and the text talks about how the phone will ship with a 5,800 mAh battery. There is also a curved screen with 1.5K resolution and a Snapdragon 8+ processor. This could very well be the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, which is old but still a solid performer.
The source also reveals that the Honor X50 Pro will offer a 6.78-inch screen, but we are not sure if it will be an OLED panel or an LCD panel. However, considering how the trend has shifted in recent years, it is safe to say that the chances of an OLED panel in this phone are much higher. The resolution is 1.5K, which is again something that is becoming a trend in most affordable phones.
Sadly, at the time of writing, there is not a lot of information on the Honor X50 Pro, but considering how this is a compelling offering, it is safe to say that we will be staying up to date with all the information we receive about the phone and will let you know.
News Source: Digital Chat Station
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