Honor X9d

OhoPrice editorial review

The Honor X9d is worth considering mainly because of the battery rather than its cameras or raw speed. The 8300mAh cell is unusually large for a phone in this range, and that means the X9d is likely to outlast almost every rival through a full day of heavy use, especially if you use it for video, browsing, or navigation. The 6.79" AMOLED with 2640x1200 resolution is a solid screen for multimedia, and the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 plus 12GB RAM should handle daily apps and casual gaming reliably. For serious 3D gaming you'll still need to keep settings moderate, but the chip and big battery make it a good choice for long sessions without worrying about charge. The camera package is mixed: the 108MP main sensor is a strength for daylight detail, but the 5MP secondary camera is only useful for basic depth shots and won't replace a more versatile multi-camera setup. The 16MP front is fine for video calls. Overall value is best for buyers who want maximum runtime and a decent primary camera, rather than those chasing the fastest processor or the most advanced imaging features. Compared directly to the Realme 15 Pro, the Honor trades the Realme's higher-resolution 144Hz display, stronger dual rear camera hardware with OIS, and larger front camera for a much bigger 8300mAh battery and similar RAM. The Realme is better if you want faster-feeling animation, more versatile camera flexibility, and the extra storage headroom at a slightly lower price. The Honor is the better pick if you prioritise endurance and a dependable daily phone that can stay on for longer without charging. Check PTA's DIRBS calculator for the exact registration and duty amount, and installment plans are typically available through major retailers in this price tier.