Smartphone and wearables brand producing Android phones and laptops.
The Honor watch pairs reliably and the battery lasts well over a week between charges which I love. Sleep and heart rate tracking feel accurate enough for my needs. My one complaint is the companion app is a bit clunky and occasionally fails to sync until I restart it.
Long battery, accurate tracking
Companion app is clunky
Performance and display on my Honor are top notch and it feels much more expensive than it cost. Honor restored Google services so that worry is gone now. The only minor gripe is that some system updates take a while to roll out compared to bigger brands.
My Honor Magic phone takes stunning portraits and the battery genuinely lasts two days with normal use. The 100W fast charging tops it up in under 40 minutes which has been a game changer for travel. After six months it still feels brand new and snappy.
Honor has a RevWala Trust Score of 43/100 (Poor), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 3.6 out of 5. Reviews are mixed — read recent ones before deciding.
Honor is rated 3.6 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Poor" Trust Score.
Honor has 5 reviews on RevWala, including 3 verified reviews.
My Honor laptop developed a screen flicker within the warranty period and getting it repaired has been a nightmare. The service centre kept the unit for over three weeks with no updates and I had to chase repeatedly for any response. For a brand this size the after-sales support is unacceptable.
Painfully slow warranty repairs, poor communication
Strong performance, vivid screen
Slower update rollout
Excellent camera, huge battery life, fast charging
Picked up an Honor mid-ranger and the screen and performance far exceed the price I paid. Build quality is genuinely premium for the money. The only thing holding it back is the MagicOS skin which ships with a few preinstalled apps I had to remove.
Premium build, great display, good price
Some preinstalled bloatware