New Model Of Honor 20S Launched With Kirin 710 & Waterdrop-Notched Display

Honor 20S just silently made its debut in Russia. Even though it has the same name as the one launched in China, the two models have massive differences between each other. The Russian model is powered by a Kirin 710 chipset, instead of the more powerful Kirin 810 on the Chinese one. In addition, this new variant doesn’t come with a hole-punch display, but it features the common water-drop notch on top of the display for the selfie camera. Instead of being mounted on the side, the fingerprint reader is moved to the back of the phone. In terms of camera, it still rocks a triple camera cluster on the rear with a 48MP main sensor.

Honor 20S: Price

The Honor 20S’s price in Russia is 21,990 RUB (roughly Rs. 24,700) for the single option with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. Ice White, Blue-Violet, and Midnight Black are three available hues for this device. The first two color variants are slated to go on sale from 15 November, while the Ice White model’s sale will be delayed until 22 November. Buyers will have the chance to get a free Honor Sports Pro AM66 Wireless Bluetooth Headphones worth 4,990 RUB (roughly Rs. 5,600).

Honor 20S: Features & Specifications

The Honor 20S sports a 6.15” display with FHD+ resolution and Eye Comfort mode that is certified by TÜV Rheinland. Powering the handset is Huawei’s Kirin 710 chipset, aided by 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, which can be further expanded with a microSD card up to 512GB. For security, it has a fingerprint reader mounted at the back. Under the hood, there is a 3,340 mAh battery, that supports 18W SuperCharge technology. Software-wise, the phone comes with Android 9 Pie pre-loaded with the brand’s MagicUI 2.1.0 on top.

For photography, the brand goes for a triple camera cluster at the back of the phone. It comprises of a 48MP main sensor, a 2MP macro lens, and an 8MP ultra-wide-angle camera. Upfront, it sports a 24MP shooter for taking selfies and video calls. Its cameras are backed by a dedicated Night Mode, AI beauty mode, and 22 different scene recognition categories.