Huawei Honor/(Glory), Huawei Glory turns Honor (U8860)?
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 Feb 4 2012, 04:57 PM
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Just checking, no offense intended.
I am currently looking for an Android phone with a RM1.2k budget. I'd like to know if Huawei's quality can be compared with those of Samsung, Nokia, etc. You know, being a China brand, people tend to be sceptical about it. I understand that there would be quality products coming from China and I certainly do hope Huawei's products are one of them given the amazing price for its specs. |
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Feb 5 2012, 10:22 AM
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QUOTE(alyone @ Feb 4 2012, 06:01 PM) Im currently a HuaWei phone user. the quality of Huawei is definitely comparable to those famous big brands. Being had the good quality, the price is always lower than the others. The only lose part about Huawei is not well-known enough. So, if you are looking for sth good with reasonable price, jz go for it!  QUOTE(ashburn98 @ Feb 4 2012, 06:24 PM) Huawei is not a new company when it comes to telecommuncations industry. Thanks for the replies. They are relatively new in producing Android devices but each subsequent models have been a steady improvement. They started with low-end Android phones and Honor is now their mid range phone. Ascend, the upcoming phone, should be a solid contender for the upper mid-range. When you mention quality, are you talking about physical build/physical durability quality or hardware performance quality?  I've checked with my father (he is a manufacturing supervisor of an American MNC that supplies chips to hundreds of companies including Huawei) and what my dad said was that Huawei has one of the best quality controls and requirements compared to other clients. Seems like Huawei might even have a better build quality than more established competitors.  |
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