Kirin is a new, so community support for this is next to none compared to Snapdragon. But performance-wise some say is better than 801.

If you frequently travel between two country and you do not wan to carry two phone, then dual sim is the solution.
Some use sim 1 for call and sms and sim 2 for data plan FYI

Price good, performance good, camera good, screen good.
Yes, Malaysia compatible LTE. Problem is the battery, according to a review, heavy user won't able to last for a day.

battery? 3k mah cant last a day is very bad lol
the ads talk like battery is godlike

anyway, already pre-book it, will use it while waiting mi4 officially release to malaysia. If this honor 6 on par with my expectation, then will just use it

thx bro u are using one?

there are always powerbanks to help you in case of low battery. almost all smartphones got this problem

I don't agree, a 3k mah batt phone cannot last for 1 day for normal usage is a big big failed....

if you are continuously browsing on data, 5000mah also not enough la. i also charge once a day on normal usage, sometime every 20 hours instead of 24 hours

i also wonder why he asked such a dumb down question

Hi, a friend of mine interested to get the dual sim version but he's having doubts about lte band that's supported by the phone (particularly for celcom)
When you mentioned about the disconnection problem on sim 1, does it completely disconnect from 4g or just revert 3g?
Does it happen randomly or depend on the 4g coverage as well?

Don't try it... Else u'll get addicted... j/k...

It's so unfortunate the local Honor 6 is marketed as single SIM. Oh well.... waiting game continues for their next flagship, i.e. Huawei Ascend Mate 7....X-mas debut...?

I believe their LTPS screen technology is proven to give outstanding battery performance. Claimed talk & stand-by time is achievable... This is based on my usage for Honor 3C. Above average battery performance...

In the meantime, I'm enjoying my ZTE Nubia Z7 Max dual-SIM...

This post has been edited by azeemzuhair: Oct 1 2014, 12:24 AM

Just ensure the phone supports BOTH FDD-LTE band 3 & 7 (aka 1800 & 2600). AFAIK, the imported AP set dual SIM does NOT support 2600, in which may be the reason of "unstable" 4G LTE connection. No 2600 frequency, no DiGi 4G and no U-Mobile 4G...



But the bright side is it is adopting the cutting-edge LTE Cat6 technology, which Malaysia is going to take forever to upgrade from current Cat4 to Cat6.

it is disconnected totally even when i am at different areas with strong LTE signals. it will show no service and can happen few times in an hour

the specs stated that it supports 1800 and 2600mhz, i have no way to test it. what i can tell is the download speed on Singtel LTE-A(Cat6) network is 70+Mbps, upload is 30+Mbps. Singtel and Starhub support 1800 and 2600mhz, both LTE is also working on this phone

This post has been edited by nothingz: Oct 1 2014, 09:46 AM

not continuously browsing on data, just normal usage like FB, whatsapp and wechat.....

so you're pointing at me right?
did I asked any questions?
did I offended you?

This post has been edited by hirota: Oct 1 2014, 09:34 AM

basically can last a day, when you are at home then switch to wifi, then should not be a problem

Yaya... i'm also thinking of that Sim 1 use call only.
Sim 2 get the tablet data plan cheaper than the normal data plan package.

is the price still rm999 after launch? If more than 999, i think i will prefer mi 4

Only if Mi4 ditch the front top Mi Logo and change to on-screen navigation bar.

honor 6 dual sim, sim 2 only supports GSM aka 2G. Sim 1 can support 2/3/4G.

can you really save a lot by splitting this way?

konpem aldy... check at vmall.my