Honor 10 has a Kirin 970 chipset, dual cameras & 3320mAh battery

Huawei Honor has officially announced that the introduction of the Honor 10 flagship smartphone will be done on the 19 of April at an event held in Shanghai. A total of four different models have been listed that carry model number COL-AL10, COL-TL00, COL-TL10 and COL-AL00.

The display of the upcoming Honor 10 smartphone will be notched, similar to the Huawei P20.

When we say affordable, we obviously mean cheaper than the Honor 7X, with the 7A priced at £140 and up in the United Kingdom, while the 7C is ready to set you back at least £170. Powered by the 2.36GHz Kirin 970 processor, the phone is Honor's second after the Honor View 10 to feature this high-end processor.

The listing reveals that the smartphone will be available in 4GB/6GB RAM and 64GB/128GB storage options. All the variants run Android 8.1 Oreo with EMUI 8.1 on top. Also, the smartphone measures 149.6x71.2x7.7mm and weighs 153 grams and is now shown in a Silver colour variant only. The primary camera is 16 MP and has dual tone, LED flash features, whereas the secondary camera is 24 MP resolution.

According to the TENAA listing, all four of these models have the same hardware under the hood, however, they come in different memory and storage configurations, like 4 and 6 GB RAM, and, 64 and 128 GB internal storage. There is also a circular fingerprint sensor on the rear. The phone is available only in the Silver color according to the listings, but there are rumors that it will be available in other colors as well.

The Honor 7C is the more expensive of the two, with a price tag of £169.99. For the front, there will be a 24-megapixel shooter for selfies and video calling.

Kirin 970 SoC, 4/6GB of RAM, and 3,320mAh battery all listed. A 3,320mAh non-removable battery will also be included in this package (including fast charging), while a Type-C USB port will be located on the bottom of the device.