The Honor View 20 has a lot of things going for itself, a big 4,000 mAh battery and a 48MP camera and a punch-hole in display
Having been announced in the final days of 2018, the Honor View 20 was launched globally on January 22. On first look, the Honor View 20 has a lot of things going for itself. It’s got a big 4,000 mAh battery and a 48MP camera tightly packed in a lustrous shell finish with a punch-hole in the display, a world’s first at that.
As the phone launches in India today, January 29, we look at the three things that should make interested buyers choose the View 20 over anything else and the three reasons why you can skip it for best.
While 2018 was the year when smartphone makers went all out in the battle to make the display as bezel-free as possible, this year we expect to see a lot more development when it comes to smartphone cameras. Sony’s IMX586 camera sensor with the highest ever pixel count clocking at 48MP is going to be seen across various smartphones throughout the year. Huawei, in fact, launched the first phone with the Sony sensor, the Nova 4 but that never came out of China. The View 20, on the other hand, becomes available in the Indian markets soon.
