Honor officially confirmed Honor X10 with Kirin 820 Soc and supports up to 9 5G frequency bands

Today, Honor officially announced that the upcoming Honor X10 will support 9 5G frequency bands. The Honor vice president also confirmed that the latter will introduce the 5G capabilities of the Honor X10, equipped with the new Kirin 820 5G chipset.

The vice president of the Honor brand also introduces some new 5G features while announcing the Honor X10. The Kirin 820 5G will be able to support NSA (Non-Standalone Access) / SA (Standalone Access) 5G dual-mode network. It will also support the nine most giant frequency bands, which will entirely satisfy all network construction needs of the three major domestic operators (in China) and overseas roaming needs in the upcoming three years. It also supports 1T4R (one for transmission and four for reception) antennas, which are used for switching SRS (Sounding Reference Signal) antennas.

The Honor X10 has also achieved the fastest 5G speed in the current theory. Talk about the specs of the Honor X10. According to our information, The Honor X10 thickness is 8.8mm and weighs about 203g. It also uses the large-area graphene heat dissipation technology for excellent gaming performance. It has a 6.63-inch IPS LCD display with a resolution of 2400×1080. It features a Kirin 820 chipset, which also supports 5G connectivity and has already beaten the Snapdragon 855 and Kirin 980 in performance. The phone has a 4200 mAh battery and supports 22.5W fast charging. The phone will also use a front pop-up camera and four rear matrix cameras.

The phone’s pricing and storage are still unconfirmed. The Honor X10 will be launched on May 20.