It's sold out as it's a flash/hunger sale. It'll be made available every week, just have to follow the Facebook page for when it'll be made available as it's not like Xiaomi that does it on every Tuesday.

Difference between H and H+ is just the edges. H is normal straight edge, H+ is curve/arc/rolled edges. No difference in coating and also thickness.

Minimal difference when using on the Honor 3C which doesn't have physical buttons on the screen(like most Samsung models).

Curved edge is over-rated. I'm using a straight edge on my Mi 3 and don't really feel much difference even when I'm using the phone naked.

Not sure what difference is the B127 version, but it's *still* Android 4.2.2 with EMUI 2.0 if that's what you're wondering.

That IS the latest official Malaysia ROM.

Unfortunately, after being at the official launch. For existing 3C users, the 4C doesn't necessarily looked like an upgrade as it doesn't come with the expected 4G LTE. Only comes with Dual 3G.

Well, for first time buyers, the 4C is a good replacement for the 3C, but, for 3C users, the logical upgrade would be the 4X, but, well, not everyone wants larger screen sized.

It's already no longer in stock. Probably going to be removed from the list soon.

The term "OEM" is always confusing in Malaysia. Does that mean, 3rd party, or original from Vmall in your context?

Interesting. I can help ask around 3C users regarding it. Anyway, I just want to clear out the confusion of the term "OEM" as it is almost always misinterpreted in Malaysia.

Both has it's pros and cons. Having used both before, there's features from both "skins" that I like that the other doesn't have.

Not sure if you're already in the Honor Family group on Facebook, but you could list your posting on their marketplace, I've seen a few guys asking about the replacement battery.

I myself, kinda contemplating if I want to upgrade to 4X or Honor 6 Plus.

Yellowish might be glue residue, you might want to "cook" it under the sun(maybe place on the dashboard when the car is parked in the sun) to dry out the glue.

Maybe due to the massively produced quantity, there's no time for the glue to dry first. This yellowish thing is pretty famous for OnePlus One, you may Google using "OnePlus One Yellow Screen Fix" to get the idea.

Not for Malaysian Vmall units.

Yes, but, don't confused others as if it's an OTA for Malaysian sets.

Yes, but it involves unlocking the bootloader and flashing a Chinese(meant for China) ROM, doesn't it? Well, I'm stating "not for Malaysian set" as I don't want less technical inclined users to think it's OTA and for local phones without tweaking, also, for people who might not have done it before and missed a step or two risks bricking the phone.

They actually check based on IMEI.

http://consumer.huawei.com/my/support/down...ex.htm?id=44821

Honor 3C (H30-U10)
Version:
H30-U10_V100R001C900B320
File Size:
895.12 MB
Date:
2015-6-2

Supposedly a new update is available thru Huawei Malaysia's Support Download page.

Labelled as "Android 4.2 EMUI 3.0". Hopefully it's a typo of 4.4.2 and not just 4.2.

Anyone adventurous enough to give it a go? Need to flash using HiSuite if not mistaken.

It's official. Taken from Honor Malaysia's Facebook Page.


Honor 3C users! Your update to KitKat EMUI 3.0 is now ready! Just follow the steps below to update your Honor 3C to the latest firmware.

Step 1: Go to this link http://goo.gl/DREuiN to download the file.
Step 2: Ensure that your microSD card is formatted to FAT32.
Step 3: Copy the UPDATE.APP to the microSD card in the dload folder.
Step 4: Insert the microSD card into your phone.
Step 5: Go to Settings -> About Phone -> Software Update
Step 6: Your phone should automatically restart with the update installing.
Step 7: After a successful update, your phone should automatically restart.

Should you have any problems, please contact our customer service centre at 1800-22-3366

No rooting required for this method mentioned. Updating phone as we speak.

[EDIT]
Everything will be wiped. So, DO BACKUP!

This post has been edited by GRexer: Jun 3 2015, 04:08 PM

Already updated without doing backup, still trying to recover lost files before doing a full test on it.

They REALLY should have mentioned it's a full wipe.

EVERYTHING(that is important to you).

After updating, the phone will be like a brand new phone, everything reset and needs to be reconfigured.