As a self-respecting smartphone manufacturer, you can't do without a phablet in your product range. They saw that at Huawei and so they came early this year with the Huawei Ascend Honor 3X G750.
That's quite a mouthful, and the name also differs from continent to continent. Honor 3X and Ascend G750, both refer to the same device. Contrary to what you would suspect, the G750 is not a super high-end phone at all. Again, it is not a midget, but it is a bit in between. The screen is 5.5 inches with a 720p resolution. The camera resolution is 13 megapixels, which is in line with modern flagships. Floating power in the G750 is an octacore processor. This means a processor with eight cores, which can be active at the same time and must be able to provide the necessary computing power.
Huawei telephones are generally reasonably priced. This also applies to the G750, but an even more advantageous competitor is the Alcatel One Touch Pop C9. Comparably priced is the Nokia Lumia 1320 and in the slightly more expensive segment are the HTC Desire 816 and Sony Xperia T2 Ultra.
What's with the device?
In the rectangular, turquoise colored box the G750 covers the entire top. Underneath the device we find a microUSB cable with adapter plug and a white headset. There is also a separate battery, quick start guide and warranty certificate.
