Honor X9B's chipset is determined
The chipset of Honor's new budget-friendly smartphone model, X9B, has been clarified through a Geekbench leak.
Honor's endeavors in the smartphone market continue, now casting a spotlight on the upcoming Honor X9B. With essential details surfacing through its Geekbench performance, the device already hints at robust capabilities. Notably, the phone, identifiable by its model number ALI-NX1, is slated to operate on a Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 SoC, complemented by an impressive up to 12GB of RAM. The chipset is designed with an octa-core processor that divides its operation between four cores at 2.21GHz and the remaining four at 1.80GHz. Fresh out of the box, the X9B will run on Android 13, as affirmed by test results that reveal it scoring 936 in single-core and 2774 in multi-core tests.
Despite the undercurrent of anticipation for the Honor X9B, the full spectrum of its specifications remains concealed. A peek into its sibling model, the previously launched Honor X9A, might provide some speculative insights into what the X9B may entail.
Honor X9B's chipset is determined
The X9A, with its 6.67-inch AMOLED screen, parades a Full HD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate, coupled with a 10-bit color panel. Internally, it houses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 SoC, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of internal storage. Initially running on Android 12, it touts a sturdy 5,100 mAh battery, backed by 40W fast charging, and a rear triple-camera setup, led by a 64MP primary sensor.
With previous sightings of the Honor X9B on certification databases in the UAE’s TDRA and Singapore’s IMDA, it sends a strong signal towards an impending launch in these regions. Meanwhile, Honor has also made waves in China by introducing an affordable Play 50 Plus smartphone, as it further expands its offerings across varying price ranges.
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