Honor 7C

Primary camera: 13 MPFlash: LED FlashSecondary camera: 8 MPJumping into the optics, the rear-facing dual camera module on the Honor 7C features a primary 13MP sensor, accompanied by a 2MP secondary sensor and an LED flash. At front, we have an 8MP sensor, with f/2.0 aperture, to click selfies and for video calling. Without beating around the bush, the camera performance offered by the Honor 7C is slightly inconsistent. While the handset manages to capture some really good pictures given apt lighting conditions, in low light and in night conditions, the smartphone fails to recreate the same quality. Images clicked in poor lighting conditions have considerable noise and turn out to be grainy most of the times. The secondary sensor allows the smartphone to capture images with depth effect, which essentially blurs out the background. The images clicked with depth effect turned out to be especially impressive for us.There are beauty and wide-aperture modes, available right up front on the default camera app. Users get to adjust the background blur even after clicking the pictures. However, some images turned completely green while adjusting the background blur during our testing and never returned to their original state. If you captured a memorable moment and the image got ruined due to this issue, you are bound to be disappointed. Having said that, on certain occasions, the adjustment worked just fine. The company would hopefully roll out the fix for this issue via a software update soon.

CPU: Octa core, 1.8 GHz, Snapdragon 450GPU: Adreno 506RAM: 3 GBMemory: 32 GB + Up to 256 GBSIM Slots: Dual SIM , GSM+GSM

Capacity: 3000 mAH, Li-ion, Non removableTalktime: Standby Time: The new budget smartphone from Honor packs in a 3,000mAh battery. The company claims that the smartphone's battery has been designed for longevity and retains more than 80 percent of its capacity even after 500 full recharges. As there are many options priced below Rs 10,000 that offer larger battery sizes, this claim might be able to woo some customers to the handset. If we talk about real-day usage, the handset did not manage to last a full day for us and had to be recharged before the end of the day. However, it needs to be clarified that our usage was reasonably heavy, so the same result might not hold true for casual phone users. In our video loop test, where we run an HD video on loop with half the maximum brightness and half the maximum sound on the loudspeaker, the Honor 7C managed to last around 10 hours.This means that the battery life might not be the best aspect of this particular handset from Honor. 

ProsGood design Thin bezelsDepth effect offered by dual camerasConsConsistency issues with performance and camera qualityBattery capacity weaker than the competition Photos by Raj Rout