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Huawei announced Huawei Honor 6 Extreme Edition!

Ying HuaOctober 13, 2014

Huawei today announced that they have take the already great Huawei Honor 6 and pimped it out to create a new Huawei Honor 6 Extreme Edition!

We’ve seen phone launch with slightly tweeked specs for a quick performance boost before, but when a phone company announced an Extreme Edition of an already amazing phone, our blood starts pumping.

During their launch even in China today, Huawei announced the Huawei Honor 6 Extreme Edition phone with a faster processor and more RAM than before.

So how have Huawei gone Extreme with their new phone? Well it all starts with the new Kirin 928 octacore processor which sees a serous increase in power from 1.3Ghz to 2.0Ghz. The processor also includes CAT 6 LTE support and a Mali T628MP4 GPU. The boosts in performance continue with 3GB RAM.

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Speed isn’t the only name of the game here with the Huawei Honor 6 Extreme gets 32GB internal memory and room for up to a 128GB SD card.

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Overall the Extreme Huawei looks like a really we’ll though out phone with powerful guts, 5-inch 1080 FHD display, 13 mega-pixel rear camera, 5 mega-pixel front, 3100mAh battery and Android 4.4 Kitkat OS.

This looks like a great phone and we cannot wait to get out hands on one for a review!

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Ying Hua
I'm an avid gamer and a bit of a Ninja when it comes to gadgets and technology. When I'm not busy with the latest Android and iOS games and I can be found writing at Gizchina.com.

dual sim and Wcdma and it’s perfect 🙂 well… if under 2600 RMB that is……
Faux-News
October 13, 2014
Honor 6 was always 3gb ram. The upgrade is from Kirin 920 (A15 clocked at 1.7ghz), jumping the kirin 925 (A15 -1.8ghz) used in Mate 7, to Kirin 928 (A15 – 2Ghz) used in this Honor 6 extreme edition.

Bchung
October 13, 2014
I just bought the honor… everything is great….. but the mali gpu is garbage…. most games i am playing is lagging like hell….
- Mesterio
  October 13, 2014
  - Bchung
    October 14, 2014
- Vijay Sud
  October 13, 2014
  Huawei Honor 6 sold in India is also reviwed as a good phone with laggy gpu. Huawei is intent on promoting inhouse Kirin…i think they should have gone with Snapdragon 801..for better over all performance of phone.
  - Faux-News
    October 14, 2014
    The GPU is ARM’s Mali and not strictly inhouse. Second, who said its laggy ? no reviewer says that, and there are about 7-10 reviews online. Most say that GPU works perfectly good with nearly every game, let alone other usage. Only some rare cases its not as good as the snapdragon, which is kind of obvious knowing Mali T628 capability vis a vis adreno 330.
    If Huawei was to go with snapdragon then their own chip would never develop. If you see the improvement Huawei has made in their chip from last year to this year, you’d know it paid off. In one more year, snapdragon would become a thing of the past, that even mediatek would easily compete with them.
    - Zami
      October 14, 2014
      No review said that the GPU is laggy .
      They said it’s not as fast as the Adreno .
      I read about 5-6 reviews .
      But I still wish they use a Mali T-760 is next devices .
    - Bchung
      October 14, 2014
      I only play simpsons tapped out the most… if you can advice on why its so laggy that be great…. cause its lagging really seriousily….
      - ufg
        October 20, 2014
        I doubt it’d be a problem with the processor if Simpsons Tapped Out is lagging. That should be able to run on 2011-2012 phones easily.
Tony Starks
October 13, 2014
Extreme price included?
Abir
October 13, 2014
Think Huawei are going the direction of launching too many devices and most of them being not refined. I prefer the alternate route, few but brilliant devices. Look at brands like Apple, Motorola, Xiaomi.
- moulee
  October 14, 2014
Simon
October 13, 2014
What do you think, this or Xiaomi MI 3 ?
Brooklyn701
October 13, 2014
Why didn’t they also Pimp the camera to 16 MPixel and more important, the battery to 5000 or at least 4200 mAh??? That would have been way more useful. The regular Honor 6 already has dual SIM LTE and 3GB….????
- Faux-News
  October 14, 2014
  If they are to make such a major change, it would be a Honor 7 instead.
  Mate 7 has 4100 mAh battery. Not sure in what sense you image 5000mAh battery fitting in a phone with the dimensions of Honor 6. I would surely not want Honor 6 turning into bulky heavy brick.
  - desponent
    October 14, 2014
    If the much more smaller company like THL could fit 5000mAH battery to five incher there’s no reason why giant like Huawei (or the rest of phone company) couldn’t.
  - Zami
    October 14, 2014
    Honor is a good phone from Huawei but it’s mainly for China .
    What about the international series like Ascend P or Ascend G .
    Only thing I wish that Huawei use a super AMOLED display and 21 MP camera with OIS using Sony IMX220 in its next international flagship .
    - desponent
      October 14, 2014
      Most (if not all) 1080p AMOLED use pentile matrix, which looks bad compared to good IPS/LTPS panel.
      - Zami
        October 14, 2014
        But AMOLED screens are on average performs better in sunlight .
        Most of the phones with AMOLED are more visible in a sunny day .
        But if Huawei can improve sunlight visibility of their phone I will be happy with IPS .
        desponent
        October 15, 2014
        Not really it depend on backlight used on the non amoled screen, and not all AMOLED screen have NIT bright enough to be better than those, in fact most of them have worse NIT.
        
        Zami
        October 15, 2014
        Thanks for sharing your thoughts and useful informations .
        desponent
        October 15, 2014
        If you have chance or friend who have Jiayu G4S try to compare it with Samsung AMOLED. You might be surprised.