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Work Performance – PCMark
We tested the honor 8‘s performance using PCMark, which simulates work applications like web browing, playing video, writing text and editing photos.
honor 8 | ASUS ZenFone 3 Ultra | HTC 10 | Samsung Galaxy S7 edge | |
Work Performance Score (Average) |
6350 | 6313 | 6105 | 4892 |
Web Browsing | 8073 | 6257 | 5782 | 6908 |
Video Playback | 4396 | 4287 | 3321 | 3218 |
Writing | 6231 | 7166 | 7463 | 4629 |
Photo Editing | 7352 | 8262 | 9694 | 5563 |
The honor 8 is powered by the top-of-the-line Kirin 950 SoC. These PCMark results show that the Kirin 950 proved to be more than a match for the Snapdragon 820 that powers the HTC 10, and the Snapdragon 652 that powers the ASUS ZenFone 3 Ultra. In fact, it was 30% faster in this benchmark than Samsung Galaxy S7 edge‘s Exynos 8890!
Battery Performance – PCMark
We then tested the honor 8‘s battery performance using PCMark. It basically ran the PCMark work tests until its battery capacity dropped to 20%.
The honor 8 lasted just over 10 hours on the PCMark stress test. This is 1.5 hours less than the honor 5C, but is excellent considering it uses a more powerful processor and graphics processor, and comes with twice the memory. The HTC 10, for example, lasted just over 5.5 hours on the same test!
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Battery Recharging Performance
The honor 8 has a large 2,900 mAh lithium-polymer battery, with Fast Charging capability. honor claims that it will recharge from 0% to 47% in just 30 minutes. Let’s see if that’s true…
Our tests showed that the honor 8 will recharge from 17% to 100% in just 146 minutes (3 hours 26 minutes). This is decent, but not exceptional quick charging performance. It fully recharges the battery about 20% faster than the honor 5C, which does not support quick charging and uses only a 5 W charger.
That said, we can see that the honor 8 recharges fastest in the first 90%, before it tapers off to a slower recharging pace for the last 10 percent. Recharging 47% (from 17% to 64%) took 36 minutes in our test.
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I have the FRD-L04 Honor 8 32 GB model and am currently using two sims in the hybrid sim card slot. Please correct the specifications.
Thanks
Are you sure you are using FRD-L04?
If you check the Honor 8 manual (page 7 – http://download-c.huawei.com/download/downloadCenter?downloadId=88963&version=346617&siteCode=us-h&view=true), it’s stated that FRD-L04 only has a single SIM slot.
According to Honor, only FRD-L09 and FRD-L19 come with a hybrid SIM tray that can support up to two nano SIMs.
Thanks!
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