Today, a smartphone with model number TEL-AN00 has appeared on the TENAA website. The device supports 5G networks and is speculated to be the Honor X10.
According to TENAA certification, the phone features a large 6.63-inch display, a 4,200 mAh battery, and supports dual SIM cards. Its dimensions are 163.7 x 76.5 x 8.8 mm, and it runs Android.
The processor of this phone is currently unknown, but it could be one of the three recently released Kirin processors, such as the Kirin 820 SoC. All three SoCs support 5G networks. However, considering that the Honor X10 is positioned as a mid-range device, it is likely to be equipped with the Kirin 820 5G SoC.
The Kirin 820 SoC is quite a powerful chipset. It features four ARM Cortex-A76 cores and four ARM Cortex-A55 cores, along with a Mali-G57 GPU. This SoC was recently used in the Honor 30s smartphone, and its Antutu benchmark score exceeds 370k.
Zhao Ming, president of Honor, announced yesterday at the Global Internet Conference that the next smartphone to be released is the Honor X10. The president also stressed that the price of this smartphone will be extremely competitive and could trigger a 100% 5G storm. Consumers have reacted particularly strongly to 5G products, and the next batch of 5G smartphones from Chinese manufacturers has the potential to set new sales records. This is also due to the fact that each new 5G device is becoming more affordable. Previously, 5G phones started at over $1,000, but now phones priced around $300 also appear to support 5G technology.