Honor is making a great name for itself in the global smartphone market. Owned by Huawei, it’s a separate brand that often takes the exact same specs of a Huawei phone, repackages it in some typically snazzy designs, and sells it cheaper.
Turns out, that’s a great thing for you the consumer.
We tend to ignore Honor’s youth-focused branding, as these often affordable smartphones are great for everyone (particularly if you like the color blue, though other colors are available).
They often have dual cameras, attractive designs and AI software features that Huawei phones have for often hundreds of pounds or dollars more.
Honor smartphones range from the premium to the extremely affordable – but debatably the former can stray into the latter. This is what makes the large range slightly confusing sometimes.
Here is the rundown of our favorite Honor phones currently on sale to help you pick which is best for you. Do note that the Honor 8X will be replaced by the Honor 9X and 9X Pro imminently, with UK and European availability announced at IFA on 6 September.
Honor Mobile Price in Nepal
| Honor SmartPhones | Maximum Retail Price (MRP) |
| Honor 7S | Rs.11,190 |
| Honor 7A | Rs.14,990 |
| Honor 8s | Rs.12,500 |
| Honor 8A | Rs.15,790 |
| Honor 10 Lite | Rs.20,900 |
| Honor 8X | Rs.25,990 (64GB) Rs.32,490 (128GB) |
| Honor 20 Lite | Rs.32,500 |
| Honor Play | Rs.35,490 |
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