A lot has happened since Honor’s comeback in the Philippines on April 25. It set up shop on Shopee and, just four days ago, on Lazada. It brought these three devices to our shores: Honor 9 Lite, Honor 7X, and, most recently, Honor 10. And it showcased the Honor 7S and 7A budget smartphones.
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More good news: Starting June 13, you will be able to buy its Honor 10 flagship handset offline for P23,990 (roughly $454), the same price as when it went on flash sale on Shopee. Honor started as Huawei’s e-brand, available only online. But in countries like the Philippines where most transactions are still done in physical shops, this is a wise move.
Check out the brick-and-mortar retail stores where the Honor 10 will be up for grabs:
- Digital Tunnel (SM City Tarlac)
- Gentext (SM City Clark)
- Subscriber’s Place (Robinsons Malolos)
- Mediabox (SM City North EDSA)
- Mega One (Robinsons Place Manila)
- Mega One (Festival Mall)
- PC Express (SM Mall of Asia)
- PC Express (SM City Lipa)
- PC Express (Alabang Town Center)
- PC Express (SM Cubao)
- PC Express (SM City Sta. Rosa)
- PC Express (SM City Calamba)
- PC Express (SM Southmall)
- PCX Mobile (SM Megamall)
- PC Express (Market! Market!)
- PCX Mobile (SM City Fairview)
- Sienna Mobile (TriNoma)
We’re told that Honor is concentrating on Luzon first, but will eventually set its sights on other areas in the Philippines.
What about if you want to preorder the Honor 10? Do it by June 12, and you’ll get these freebies: JBL T450BT headphones worth P2,999 ($57) and a clear case valued at P800 ($15). Great deal, we tell you.
Honor 10 specs
- 5.8-inch LCD display, 2,280 x 1,080 resolution (18.7:9)
- HiSilicon Kirin 970 processor
- 4GB RAM
- 128GB memory
- 16-megapixel + 24-megapixel rear cameras with dual-LED flash
- 24-megapixel front camera
- Fingerprint sensor (front-mounted)
- 3,400mAh battery
- Android 8.1 Oreo
- Phantom Blue, Midnight Black
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