Honor 8 Pro

• Pros
• • Solid metal build
  • Impressive display
  • Versatile pair of snappers
  • Powerful hardware
• Cons
• • Average battery life
  • Heats up, quickly

• Verdict

Honor entered the Indian market in 2014, and has gone from strength to strength during this time. Right from its debut offering, the company has mostly managed to offer a good package priced affordably, but the Honor 8 Pro takes that to the next level. It’s the best offering from the brand’s stable yet, and is a compelling package with a price tag that’s not only attractive, but also undercuts the competition.Between the Honor 8 Pro and OnePlus 5, it’s a close call. But the fact that the Honor 8... Read Full Verdict  

Honor entered the Indian market in 2014, and has gone from strength to strength during this time. Right from its debut offering, the company has mostly managed to offer a good package priced affordably, but the Honor 8 Pro takes that to the next level. It’s the best offering from the brand’s stable yet, and is a compelling package with a price tag that’s not only attractive, but also undercuts the competition.Between the Honor 8 Pro and OnePlus 5, it’s a close call. But the fact that the Honor 8 Pro has better cameras and is priced Rs 3,000 lower, tilts the balance in its favour – and makes us forget about its average battery life. The Honor 8 Pro is priced the same as the OnePlus 3T (review), and between the two, it comes across as a clear choice. The other devices in this segment include the OPPO F3 Plus (review) and Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro (review), packing large displays and powerful batteries, but both of them feature mid-tier specs in comparison. All in all, if you have a budget of around Rs 30,000, then you can’t go wrong with the Honor 8 Pro.