Yesterday, Honor announced the European release of their new Honor 7 and unnamed smartwatch.
The Honor 7 comes with a host of brand-new features, including a fingerprint scanner, a one-handed screen feature, and even an infra-red sensor that can turn your phone into a remote control.
The buttonless smartwatch is brand new and waterproof up to 10 metres, and Honor wants the end user to come up with a name for it.
Powered by a heavy-duty 2.2GHz Hisilicon Kirin 935 processor chip, and with 3GB of memory and 16GB of hard drive to back it up, Honor’s newest phone likely won’t have trouble handling high-demand apps. There’s even a MicroSD card slot that allows you to expand the available storage space up to 128GB. Be warned, though; the Honor website states that only 9GB out of the 16 is available to users.
With a 5.2 inch HD screen, the Honor 7 isn’t short on visual space, and the 3100mAH fast-charge-capable battery will carry it through the day without needing to recharge it on the go. There’s even a reverse-charge ability that lets you share your battery power with that of your friends, so there’s less worrying about carrying a charger pack.
The Honor 7 costs £249.99 in the UK, and comes in Fantasy Silver and Mystery Grey.
Honor teased their nameless new smartwatch at the event yesterday. It appears to run on Android, and has a smooth, buttonless surface. Coming in at least three colours – Black, White, and something that is called Khaki but looks more like tan, the smartwatch has a rubbery, plastic wristband of the kind found in some sports watches. This is presumably because of its much-hyped ability to go up to 10 metres underwater and still come up virtually ticking.
The new smartwatch retails at £59.99.
