At the end of each year, Honor officially unveils the new version of its mid-range smartphone, however it seems that Honor 9X is already in an advanced stage, since the device has already been certified in China.
A tweet from the leaker Sudhanshu Ambhore shows the 3C (China Compulsory Certification) certification that Honor has already obtained for the next device in its X range.
In the image attached to the tweet you can see some information such as the model name (HLK-AL10) and the certified charging unit supplied with the smartphone, a 10W charger (5V, 2A) that offers a charging speed identical to that of Honor 8X released at the end of last year which takes 2 hours and 17 minutes to make a full charge.
Further details will emerge during the official presentation of Honor 9X planned towards the end of the year, provided that Honor and the Huawei group can solve the problems with Washington.
However, the concerns of the US government and the various sanctions imposed on the Huawei group do not seem to mitigate the enthusiasm and willingness of the company to announce new smartphones.
It is worth to mention that the Huawei Mate 30 series of high-end smartphones will arrive later this year around September 22, and among the models that it incorporates, we expect to see at least one Mate 30 and one Mate 30 Pro.