honor 5C specs and images outed ahead of probable late-April launch
Though we definitely got more than our fill at Mobile World Congress, there have been a number of high-profile smartphone announcements since February's gathering in Barcelona. After the usual procession of leaks and speculation, Huawei recently joined the flagship party with the P9 and P9 Plus, and now, a mid-range follow-up to the honor 4C looks to be on the cards.
It was late last April that Huawei's honor sub-brand spawned the 4C, which makes the purported April 28th roll-out of the 5C seem more than plausible. The honor 5C has already been teased by Huawei, so there's no doubt that it's incoming, though a new TENAA listing does offer a proper look at the device's specs along with the customary snaps of its profile.
The honor 5C will include a 5.2-inch 1080 x 1920 display, a Kirin 650 64-bit octa-core processor with 2 GB of RAM and 16 gigs of expandable storage to play around with. There's also a healthy 2900 mAh battery, and the 13-megapixel rear-facing camera is flanked by an 8-megapixel sensor for those oh-so-important selfies.
Though TENAA's listing adds an official touch as to what the honor 5C will bring to the table, it's also possible that a slightly beefier model will be in the offing. The stronger variant will likely include the same processor, but could double up the storage to 32 GB and push the RAM up to 3 GB in total.
As one might expect, the honor 5C will get Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box, though Huawei's Emotion UI overlay will ensure a slightly alternative take on Google's mobile firmware.
From the images, the handset appears to play it safe on the design front, which is to be expected of a no-frills, mid-market device. Though to the rear, as you'll see, is a brushed metal-looking finish, which does add a lingering touch finesse.
As for pricing, there's no word as yet. Given those specs and the fact that last year's 4C was a mere $130, though, and we can say with relative certainty that the honor 5C will not break the bank.
Take a peek at the TENAA images below, and as always, do share your thoughts with us in the comments.
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