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Honor X10 Max 5G giant debuts alongside smaller Honor 30 Lite 5G

Honor X10 Max 5G giant debuts alongside smaller Honor 30 Lite 5G

Posted on July 3, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Phablets have one the moment Apple swallowed its own words and launched a plus-sized iPhone in 2014. But while phones sporting at most 6.5-inch screens have become common, those with displays spanning 7 inches have all but disappeared. Honor is bringing that back with the 7.09-inch Honor X10 Max 5G but, at the same time, is offering something lighter in size, specs, and price with the Honor 30 Lite.

Thanks to diminishing bezels, screen sizes have become bigger without actually making the phones themselves substantially larger. In some cases, however, the screen size can still affect the readability of content on the phone. With a 7.09-inch 2280×1080 screen, the Honor X10 Max 5G can probably claim the size crown.
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