Huawei Honor 3C .....Value Entry Experience

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Inbuilt of Honor 3C, theres a Phone Manager. Its quite useful, it can check your phone status like Storage Cleaner, Application running , Harassment Mode, Battery Saving Mode, Do Not Disturb Mode....

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Harassment Mode- You can block Spam Message or Calls from Number which you do not want them to get through to you.
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Battery Saving Mode- You can Set to 3 different kinds of power plan to safe up battery or not boost up the phone for different enviroment.
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Protected Apps Function- Allows you to set up to 7 apps running even after the screen its been turn off.
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Startup Function- Enabled you to setup apps to be auto running when you switch on your phone. So you will not miss your wechat, whatsapp, bb messager etc...... cos sometime we also forgot to run it again when we restart our phone.
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I tried on the Smart Scan, it will Optimizie You Phone For you auto mode with just one button, it clear off all cache and help to close all unused apps running on the background.Also you can have a optimize manual mode Heard it even clear off apps details from the Memory Card which you have installed to but i do not have one to test but will find one to test it out soon.

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Video Playback
-Tried some videos of the Honor 3C , Mostly all videos at 1080p/30fps or below are played smoothly on 3C. Didnt manage to take pictures of it but will try to put some once i manage to get the 3C again.

Conclusion:
(All based On Own Usage And Report)

Good
1- I personally feel that the Emotion UI are good for Most User. Quite Straight Forward. Apps installed are all outside rather than into another menu.
2- Support Both 3G/2G Standby, All Internet Usage will be calculated accordingly by Sim 1 & Sim 2 or Wifi. Easier For User to check data usage whether over or not.
3- Battery life of Honor 3C its good for a big screen phone. Together with the battery saving mode its really helps in alot. Normally useage will be around 1 1/2 Day to what i have tested . with dual sim on, 3g data, around 45min talking, 1xx SMS, data surfing around 1-2 hours.
4- My Friends feedback will be the Front Camera, they like the selfie function wider shooting angle and with beauty mode. Especially ladies favourite.

Bad
1- Front Panel for Menu, Home & Back Keys doesnt light up, similar to Redmi & Zenphone5.
2- Max support memory card it upto 32GB , its also doesnt support OTG connection.


Trying to get hold a honor 3x to do a review then will compare both 3c and 3x .Stay tune
 
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8-lane said:
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Their prices here match those in China..... REALLY??? And how can they compete with Redmi and Mi3 when the price differences (for SG) for both phones are so big??? :mad:
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caterham7 has put up the link in his post to the full report where the article from which I had quoted from originated from (url: The rise of China smartphones) There's a little more I can quote from the full report...

Huawei has a competitor device made to fend off the Xiaomi Redmi. The Huawei Honor 3C shares some similar specifications with the Redmi.

A Huawei Singapore spokesman said the Honor 3C, together with the Honor 3X, which is designed to compete with the Xiaomi Mi3, will go on sale here in April at prices which match those in China.

This should put the 798 yuan Honor 3C at around $166, which matches the $169 price of the Redmi.
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caterham7 said:
That article was published in Feb (full article below), while Huawei just announced prices yesterday
The rise of China smartphones
https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...8&set=a.276734435670110.77050.269055023104718
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I know the article was published in Feb.. it's stated in the article (of which I provided the link to). But whether the article was published this Feb or last year doesn't matter cos the spokesman for Huawei SG still did say that the prices here for both their phones would match those offered in China.. they should keep to their word but they didn't. That's bad.............
 
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tekster said:
I think huawei 3X better
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I played with 3X while I am in China the build and so on is really good. Very worth for that price in China about 1600rmb retailing in china right now.
 
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probably better to go across the causeway to get either phones since the local prices are meh.
 
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touchme said:
>1.5x more $ surely right.
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I play with higher end models from Huawei but this model 3X feels the best and also best value for money. This model I heard from their salesman is their top selling model in China. Whenever I am back in China I will just go to their stores to play with their phones. You can also read the review for 3X then you will know what I mean :)
 
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caterham7 said:
not sure which phone you are referring to. Singapore pricing below; both are more expensive than Redmi and mi3
Huawei Honor 3x: $468
Huawei Honor 3C: $268
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Wow 3X price much higher than China. China I saw its about 1600 rmb which is 320 sgd. Anyway its a good phone imo.
 
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