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maximum is only for 12GB+512GB version. Actual experience may vary depending on factors such as device The Honor 90 weighs a touch more than its predecessor – 183g versus 178g – but the phone feels just as comfortable in the hand, measuring a large-but-not-offensive 161.9mm x 74.1mm x 7.8 mm. The difference between the Honor 90’s display and those used on comparable mid-rangers, though, is its eye-friendliness. The Honor Magic 5 Pro earned plaudits for being the first phone to feature Honor’s proprietary Circadian Night Display technology, which effectively filters blue light to encourage natural melatonin secretion in the user and improve the quality of their sleep. The Honor 90 comes equipped with the same screen smarts, as well as an impressive 3840Hz PWM dimming cycle rate that helps to minimize strain on the eyes. The Honor 90 Lite doesn’t get as bright as top-end phones, or even some comparable mid-rangers like the Redmi Note 12 Pro, so might not be the best choice if you live somewhere extremely sunny. We didn’t struggle to make out what was on-screen in the UK, though, even on a summer’s day.
When it comes to portrait mode and the phone’s natural bokeh set by the 2MP depth camera, the results depend on the subject at hand. intelligent video superresolution. This function requires to be used in conjunction with corresponding video Honor's been very generous with storage space on the Honor 90 — you get 256GB by default with the option of upgrading to a 512GB model. Both the Pixel 7a and the Galaxy A54 only offer 128GB, though the A54 also offers a 256GB version in some markets and microSD expansion for up to another terabyte of space. But without shelling out for a roomy microSD card or extra cloud storage, you're going to fit the most stuff onto the Honor for the price. Honor 90 review: Battery and chargingDespite the lofty expectations set by its name, MagicOS pales in comparison to the variants of Android you’ll find on the likes of Pixel or Samsung. When you boot it up, there’s a considerable amount of bloatware, not just from Honor itself but a bunch of different companies. To make matters worse, there’s just an obtuse design language that sits behind the operating system as a whole. Going against the grain and, in some instances, outdoing phones twice their price, the onslaught of midrange handsets continues to amaze. Honor is no newcomer in this space, but it is looking to cause quite a stir with its latest smartphone. Unfortunately, there’s no wireless charging functionality on the Honor 90, and although this isn’t something we’d expect from a mid-range handset, its absence does keep the phone from real greatness.
Stvarno dostupna memorija/pohrana manja je od navedene vrijednosti zbog memorije koju zauzima sustav. Dostupne su opcije s drugim memorijama/pohranama. Pojedinosti potražite na službenom mrežnom mjestu tvrtke HONOR. The Pixel 7a only reaches 41% in 30 minutes with its 18W charging. It does offer wireless charging though, which is something you don't get on the Honor 90. Honor 90 review: Software
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Voice enhancement algorithm supports a variety of popular video apps, please consult HONOR Customer Actual available memory/storage is less than this value due to system occupation. Options with other Honor squeezes in loads of its own bewildering apps and service provisions (YOYO Suggestions will recommend you apps from Honor’s superfluous App Market, if you let it), while the third party preinstallations include Netflix, Facebook, TikTok and Booking.com, as well as a couple of lousy games.
On the charging front, the phone supports 66W wired charging, and the included Honor SuperCharge charger (kudos, Honor) juiced up my review unit from 0% to 35% in just 15 minutes. After 30 minutes, I’d reached 68%, and a full 100% charge took 50 minutes. Sure, that all sounds like hyperbolic marketing speak, but Honor enlisted the services of Dr. Glen Jeffery, Professor of Neuroscience at University College London, to help prove the value in its new display technology, and the professor made the following judgment, “long-term sleep disruption is associated with a range of ailments that Honor’s novel technology may be able to help side-step. By regulating blue light in the Honor Magic 5 Pro [and Honor 90], Honor is taking an important step in this direction.”
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