The Honor Play is powered by an octa-core Kirin 970 SoC and features the company’s GPU Turbo tech.
The Honor Play one of the newest smartphones from Honor is is specifically designed to cater to gamers as well as those who want a powerful device. At the heart of the smartphone is a Kirin 970 SoC, which is the same SoC that powers the company’s current flagship device, the Honor 10.
Inside the box of the Honor Play, your get the phone, USB cable and SIM eject tool. The phone come with a fast charger, for quick top-ups. On top of all this, you also get a cover to protect the phone from any damage.
The Honor Play features a 6.3-inch Full HD display with a 19:9 aspect ratio. At the back of the phone is a dual-rear camera setup with a 16MP + 2MP configuration. At the front you get a 16MP unit. As mentioned before, at the heart of the phone is the octa-core Kirin 970 SoC. one of the highlights of the chipset is the fact that it features a Neural Processing Unit (NPU). Thanks to the NPU, the phone is able to perform AI tasks faster and more efficiently. ON top of this, you also get the company’s GPU Turbo tech, which promises to improve performance, while decreasing battery consumption.
Here’s a quick look at the Honor Play’s unboxing and a quick look at some of its key features.
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