Mobile World Congress (MWC) was scheduled to happen this week, but it was sadly canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak. We were expecting to see a lot of announcements from the show, but even though it isn't happening, some companies are still following through with their plans. Huawei already announced few products earlier today, and now it's Honor turn. The company is unveiling the Honor View 30 Pro and Honor 9X Pro globally. Alongside the global debuts of two of its phones, Honor also announced its latest MagicBook ultrabooks - MagicBook 14 and MagicBook 15.6 out of China.
Honor View 30 Pro
The Honor View 30 Pro is the international branding of the Honor V30 Pro that announced in China last year. The device flaunts a 6.57-inch FHD+ LCD with dual-hole punch cutouts for the 32MP and 8MP front cameras. On the rear panel, it has a triple camera setup consisting of a 40MP primary, 12MP wide-angle, and 8MP telephoto cameras. It is powered by Kirin 990 processor with support for dual-mode 5G. It also features 8GB of RAM, 128/256GB of storage, and a 4,100 mAh battery. It should also be noted that the View 30 Pro is not launching with Google Play Services and are instead equipped with the Huawei AppGallery and Huawei Mobile Services.
Honor 9X Pro
Honor also announced the 9X Pro for global markets with mid-range specs, and it got more attention during the event. It's a successor to last year's Honor 9X, and one of the biggest advantages is in the chipset. The 9X Pro uses the Kirin 810 instead of the Kirin 710, and it promises 75% more single-core performance, 40% better multi-core performance, and a massive 175% increase in GPU performance. The Honor 9X Pro also has a triple-camera setup, but it uses a 48MP primary camera instead of Honor's custom 40MP sensor. Another exciting part of the Honor 9X Pro is the design, with a 6.59-inch FullView display with no notch or cutout and a 92% screen-to-body ratio.