We’ve read (and written) about the Honor V8 handset a couple of times over the past few weeks. Huawei’s sub-brand is expected to unveil the budget-friendly high-end phablet at an event next ...

But it looks like the upcoming Honor V8 may be a straight-up flagship phone. It’s got the specs of one anyway. We won’t know the price until Huawei officially launches the phone on May 10th ...

Huawei's Honor sub-brand may not exactly be known, especially in the West, for premium grade smartphones, but it is changing that perception with the newly unveiled honor V8. For one, it flaunts ...

Coming to the specs, the Honor V8 low-end model will come with a 2.3GHz octa-core processor which should be the Kirin 950 along with 4GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage.

Huawei has been dropping hints regarding the next smartphone to wear the Honor brand name for weeks, and now it’s here. It’s the Honor V8, and like the recently announced Huawei P9 ...

it runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow with the latest version of Huawei’s EMUI skin on top. The Honor V8 will be available in China from May 17th in ceramic white, platinum silver, rose gold ...

A new Huawei smartphone has landed at TENAA and the device is the Honor V8 Max. This is a larger version of the Honor V8 that we saw cross TENAA back in April. The Honor V8 Max measures 178.8 x 90 ...

Almost a month later, the company released another flagship series model, this time in the Huawei Honor series, called as the Honor V8. These two are very similar models, with similar specs and ...

So let’s get to it with commented specs and pictures for the Honor V8 launch. Huawei Honor brand president George Zhao introduced the new Honor V8 flagship and pinpointed the full metal body of ...

Huawei are look set to release another dual camera phone this time named the Huawei Honor V8, to join the Huawei P9. So far Huawei have released 2 models of phone that have a dual camera rear ...

Digital Trends suggests the Honor V8 is pretty much identical to the Huawei P9 smartphone except for two important differences. It’s cheaper and does not come with any Leica branding.

If you take a look at the gallery below this article, you’ll be able to see quite a few teardown images of the Huawei Honor V8. The source mentions that the Honor V8 is not exactly the easiest ...