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specific test environments (please refer to each specific description). Actual use may vary slightly due to The 16MP front camera is a strong performer, taking flattering photos with a modest yet welcome level of beautification. Whichever camera you’re using, though, video caps out at 1080p (30fps) – not 4K, and its picture and digital stabilization is only ever fine. Performance and battery: Value champ I used the recently released Geekbench 6 for CPU testing (the Honor 90 landed a single-core average score of 1120 and a multi-core score of 3206) and Geekbench ML for machine learning and AI benchmarking (the phone earned an average score of 368). It’s also worth noting that I ran benchmarks with the phone in Performance mode, though it uses Balanced mode as standard, out of the box. Battery life was assessed based on real-world usage, and I measured charge time in 15-minute intervals. may vary due to different factors such as network environment, usage scenarios and personal usage habits.
On the durability front, the Honor 90 uses what Honor describes as “deeply reinforced glass,” but this isn’t Gorilla Glass, so you’ll have to trust the company's word on that one. There’s no official dust and water resistance IP rating here, either, which puts the Honor 90 at an obvious disadvantage to comparable handsets from Samsung and Google. The moving photo function only takes effect in the standard mode. When turned on, the function will be
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Turning to video, there are quite a few built-in features that content creators may appreciate, including the ability for AI to automatically edit your footage into a short, shareable clip (similar to what’s available on the Insta360 and GoPro apps). Magic Text currently only supports some languages. For specific languages supported, please call the The screen supports a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz The actual refresh rate may vary slightly under
Considering that the Samsung Galaxy A54 and Google Pixel 7 – two comparable mid-range phones that we’ve mentioned throughout this review – both take well over an hour to charge to 100%, 50 minutes is a mightily impressive figure, and Honor 90 owners will be hard-pressed to find themselves wanting for battery life. Currently there are 6 types of front filters and 8 types of rear filters, please refer to the actual Because it has 40MP to draw from, the selfie camera can also produce a decent amount of detail, just like the main sensor, so it’s handy in a pinch.The Honor 90 Lite’s piddly 5MP ultrawide isn’t a strong performer either, offering a washed-out approximation of the main sensor’s palette, with noticeably poor detail as you move out towards the edges of the frame. It also struggles with overexposure, blowing out highlights on a moderately sunny day. The final sensor in this nominal trio is a 2MP macro camera. Making a camera that’s supposed to highlight close-up detail with such a low resolution is rather counter-intuitive. Sure enough, this sensor struggles with detail, contrast and exposure, and as such is a total waste of time. The display curves more sharply at the corners than it did on the Honor 70, which can be an issue with some apps as it sometimes cuts off the odd icon or bit of information (although this was a rare occurrence, admittedly). What is impressive, though, is the screen-to-body ratio which sits at a massive 93.3% thanks to the incredibly minimal bezels that make the display feel almost completely end to end, particularly as it curves ever so slightly over the edges. Video footage looks great in outdoor and indoor environments, and while the stabilisation is serviceable, I think it’s far from being the best out there, so you’d be better suited to pairing a smartphone gimbal with the Honor 90 than shooting content freehand. Performance The data comes from HONOR Lab, and the actual experience shall prevail, local video is only for 720P. achieves the risk-free dimming level, which only takes effect when the refresh rate is 120Hz. The testing
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