Honor Note 10: 5 Reasons Why Turbo Phone Will be a Game Changer For Huawei

At an event held in China earlier this week, Huawei online brand Honor unveiled the Honor Note 8 successor, dubbed Honor Note 10. The phablet shares a lot in common with the Honor 10 but packs a significantly larger display as well as a beefier battery. In terms of hardware specifications, the Honor Note 10 is undoubtedly the most impressive flagship phablet that we have seen so far this year. While Huawei’s Mate series phablets will not be out before the fourth quarter of the year, the Honor Note 10 could very well prove to be a strong challenger to Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and other flagship phablets that will be launched in the coming weeks. Here are five reasons why we think the Honor Note 10 could well be a game changer for Huawei.

CPU Turbo

The Honor Note 10 is the first device to come with CPU Turbo technology, which helps you unlock the maximum performance that the phablet is capable of. There is even a dedicated Turbo Mode button that enabled the CPU Turbo function. Once enabled, the Honor Note 10 performs intelligent cleaning in the background and raises the CPU clock speeds. Apart from tasks like gaming and running benchmarks, you can also use the CPU Turbo technology when you use the PC mode, which works similarly to Samsung’s DeX.

GPU Turbo

In addition to CPU Turbo, the Honor Note 10 is equipped with GPU Turbo technology as well, which allows the device to deliver a smoother gaming performance while ensuring lower power consumption. However, GPU Turbo technology currently supports a limited number of games. To further help performance, Honor Note 10 utilizes “The Nine” liquid cooling technology that is claimed to increase heat dissipation by 41% and reduce CPU temperature by an impressive 10° C.

8GB RAM

The Honor Note 10 is only the second Honor-branded smartphone to come with 8GB of RAM. Honor had launched its first smartphone with 8GB of RAM in China last month, dubbed the Honor 10 GT. However, not all Honor Note 10 units come with 8GB of RAM. The base variant of the phablet includes 6GB of RAM along with 64GB of onboard storage, while the middle variants get 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. Only the top-end variant comes with 8GB of RAM, coupled with 128GB of internal memory. With 8GB of RAM and the Kirin 970 SoC inside, the Honor Note 10 should be more than capable of delivering a flawless multitasking experience.

6.95-inch Display

One of the biggest highlights of the Honor Note 10 is its display. The flagship Honor phablet features a giant 6.95-inch sized AMOLED display, almost as large as some of the smaller tablets out there. Sourced from Samsung, the AMOLED display features 1080 x 2220 Full HD+ resolution and an 18.5:9 aspect ratio with 115% coverage of the NTSC color gamut. It is also HDR10 compliant, making it a fantastic display for multimedia consumption. If you are someone who loves large displays, the Honor Note 10 is sure to impress you. And thanks to the thin bezels surrounding the display, the Honor Note 10 isn’t quite as big as you might imagine it to be.

Dolby Atmos Audio

The Honor Note 10 not only has a brilliant display but also offers impressive audio performance thanks to dual speakers that are equipped with Dolby Atmos technology. However, the Honor Note 10 does not include a 3.5mm headphone jack. This means you will need to use the USB Type-C to 3.5mm adapter to connect your earphones or headphones to the phablet. While some of you may find this to be very inconvenient, the audio quality will likely impress even the audiophiles.

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