Honor 60 and 60 Pro Arrive With 120Hz Displays and SD778G+

To ensure the best viewing experience, Honor designed its latest Honor 60 and 60 Pro TV sets with 120Hz displays. This means that you will be able to see more frames per second on these TVs than before which results in a smoother animation when watching videos or playing games. For those who value fast response time even if they do not play video games often this is going to make all the difference!
Notice how I used “design” instead of just saying ‘creative?’ That’s because what makes them so awesomely different from other TVs out there are their intelligent features such as automatic calibration (so no need for manual adjustments)to reduce blur due to tiring eyes during long periods of use; spectrum analyzer display Hz frequency counter.
Just like last time, the Honor 60 and 60 Pro models are quite similar to each other.

Honor 60 and 60 Pro Design and Display

What makes these two phones special is their Design and Display. They come with an OLED screen that has 10-bit colors and a 120Hz refresh rate, along with HDR10 support for the best picture quality possible – even on Netflix! There’s also 100% DCI P3 coverage which means you can watch videos in all of their glory without worrying about inaccurate color reproduction due to less accurate TV sets or old CRT monitors not being able to give them justice as they should be seen by our eyes alone (Hint: it doesn’t get any better). The resolution at 1080p feels clean enough too so everything looks great when watching movies/TV shows; this may sound like common knowledge but what isn’t nowadays?).

The Two Smartphone Brands Offer

The Pro model gets a larger 6.78” panel curved from all edges, giving it an edge-to-edge design and making the screen appear virtually seamless without any physical border between user and content
The vanilla handset’s 5.7 inch 1080p IGZO LCD is only mildly arcuate around its outer margins so that less than 1% of pixels are covered by bends – though this has been improved slightly with next year’s refresh cycle where consumers can expect pixel densities higher up just below 400PPI (points per inch).

Internals and Storage

The Honor 60 and 60 Pro is the first to bring a new SoC, and it’s not just any old Qualcomm Snapdragon. The Xiaomi Mi 8 SE was also released with their newest processor but did you know that this isn’t even close when comparing both? With its 6 nm design comes higher clock speeds for better performance than ever before! You can get either8GB or 12GB RAM coupled up with 128 GB storage space available on all models–but we’re only talking about 256 gigs if you want one of those fancy 16 gig options. But what really makes these differences noticeable are specs like graphics processing units (GPUs) which provides smoother gameplay as well 30% increased speed in video rendering thanks to Nvidia Turing tech inside

Cameras

The two phones have almost the same camera setups, including a 108MP main sensor and high resolution 50mp ultrawide shooter. While they both come equipped with 2MP macro shooters as well for those who want to get really close up! What sets these models apart from one another however is their ability (depending on which model) in recording videos at 1080p 60 FPS or 4K 30FPS respectively. With an impressive 32+20 degree field of view, lens included too- there’s no need not take this phone shooting opportunity lightly when considering what your options out there are right now
The Honor 60 has been designed especially around selfies by packing its highest-rated front-facing selfie cam into it while still maintaining some pretty awesome specs elsewhere such

Battery and Pricing

The Energizer 4,800mAh cell is equipped with a 66W wired charging and 5W reverse charge. This means it can be charged up to 9 times on the regular charger or 11 through its fast-charge feature!

To the delight of many, Honor has finally released a low-cost smartphone with capabilities to match those on high-end models. The 60 and 60 Pro have gone for sale in China at $425 or more than 150% less than its original price from 2014 when it first came out!

Specifications

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