Honor 9X lands in the UK, costs £249

Vlad, 13 November 2019

Today Honor has officially launched the 9X in the UK. The mid-ranger is now available for purchase from Argos, Carphone Warehouse, and Mobile Phones Direct. It should make its way to Amazon and Honor's own official store soon. It's priced at £249, and it's the version with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of expandable storage.

Oddly enough, the Honor 9X became available in the Netherlands earlier, in the same configuration, for just €199, which at the current exchange rates translates into £170. We're not sure what the reason for this price discrepancy could be.

The Honor 9X has a 6.59" 1080x2340 19.5:9 LCD touchscreen, the Kirin 710F chipset, a triple rear camera system (48 MP main, 8 MP ultrawide, 2 MP depth sensor), a pop-up 16 MP selfie cam, and a 4,000 mAh battery. It runs Android 9 Pie with EMUI 9.1 on top.

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Reader comments

Klej
21 Nov 2019
mrJ

No NFC disqualify this phone in Europe. I've bought my 8X at Argos for Â£159 on flash sale. Spec and price of 9X is a joke.

AnonD-901904
17 Nov 2019
myv

What a let down..U.k version Honor 9x with last year's 710 chipset...No 810F....Might as well go get the 8x at a cheaper price...What a waste of time waiting for this phone to come to the u.k...You can keep your 710 Honor!

Notsure
16 Nov 2019
nDZ

It's worse than Samsung and worse than almost all but the obscure brands. It's no Trump's fault that they haven't been using gorilla glass for a few years now. It's just being greedy and disrespectful to clients.