Foget the Pixel 7a, the Honor 90 is just £299.99 right now
There aren’t many better phone deals available this Black Friday than this huge saving on the Honor 90.
Amazon has slashed 33% off the phone, which we loved when we reviewed it earlier in the year, bringing the price down to £299.
That’s a drop of £150.99 from the £449.99 RRP and £50 cheaper than we’ve seen the phone drop to on Amazon before.
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Huge £150.99 Discount: Get the Honor 90 Now for Only £299!
Snag an incredible deal on Amazon for the highly-rated Honor 90! It’s now just £299, a massive reduction of £150.99 or 33%. Don’t miss out on this powerful device at a bargain price.
- Amazon
- Save 33%
- £299
This is the cheapest we’ve seen the Honor 90 drop to on Amazon, and it’s not even close. The previous low was £349 – £50 more than it’s on offer for now – and these have been short drops.
For most of the 172 days this phone has been available it has been sold for around £449 making this drop very welcome. It also helps it’s a phone we can easily recommend.
Is the Honor 90 worth buying?
Honor's latest mid-range phone impresses
Pros
- One of the best screens at this price
- Solid main camera
- Reliable battery life
Cons
- MagicOS is clunky
- No wireless charging
- Mono audio
The Honor 90 has one of the best screens you’ll find at this price thanks to the OLED tech, minuscule bezel and 120Hz refresh rate. It also has a 200MP main camera, paired with a 12MP ultra wide sensor and 2MP depth sensor. Inside you’ll find a huge 5000mAh battery that juices up via 66w charging.
If you want to find out more, make sure you take a look at our comprehensive Honor 90 review
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