Honor Mobile Price in Nepal (December 2023 Updated)

Honor is a Chinese smartphone brand majority owned by a state-owned company in Shenzhen.

When the Android Ban hit Huawei, they were unable to sell phones in the global market as they lacked Google Services. For this reason, Huawei decided to sell Honor to prevent both companies from sinking. Initially, Honor was a sub-brand of Huawei but after parting ways in November 2020, they now run as independent companies.

Although Honor products are overshadowed by the likes of Xiaomi, Realme, and Samsung, it is still relevant in Nepal.

Most of its products have similar specs to Huawei phones but they come with more exciting designs and cheaper price tags. Honor Magic 5 Pro, Honor 90, and Honor 90 Lite are some of its major smartphones.

Honor Mobiles in Nepal

Celltron Nepal is the sole official distributor of Honor in Nepal. They are currently selling 9 Honor smartphones in Nepal that range from entry-level to mid-range and are not exactly bang for the buck. The Honor mobile price in Nepal 2023 ranges from Rs. 11,990 for the Honox X5 (2/32GB) to Rs. 1,64,990 for the Honor Magic 5 Pro (12/512GB).

Honor primarily has 3 series: Magic, N, and X series. Since the N series is currently not available in Nepal, here’s what the other two series represent for Honor.

• Honor Magic Series: Also known as the M series, these phones will try “future technologies” and showcase the advancement of Honor in the phone industry. Basically, these are flagship-level phones from Honor.
• Honor X Series: The Honor X series is called “super-power” because they bring phones which offer good value for money. These phones will compete in various price segments and try to provide the best value in those segments.

With that said, if you are looking to buy an Honor phone in Nepal then let’s look at the list of Honor mobile price in Nepal along with its key specifications.

Honor Phones in Nepal Price List

Honor Mobile Price in Nepal 2023

Honor X6a

The Honor X6a looks pretty generic at first glance featuring a square camera module at the back that houses the three cameras. The display is also not that exciting with an HD+ TFT LCD display. It does however refresh at 90Hz.

The phone is powered by an entry-level MediaTek Helio G36 chipset, which is good for just basic tasks and light gaming. The phone comes with 4GB RAM and 128GB storage.

There is a triple camera setup on the back comprising a 50MP main, a 2MP macro, and a 2MP depth sensor. It is the same setup as the X5 Plus, the only change is that it has a macro camera. As for selfies, the phone has a 5MP front-facing camera.

The phone comes with a large 5200mAh battery, which should provide an excellent battery life. For charging, it supports 22.5W fast charging, which is a decent offering for the price. The smartphone runs on MagicOS 7.1 based on Android 13 out of the box.

The Honor X6a is a budget phone that is very similar to the Honor X5 Plus. It is also powered by an entry-level Helio G36 chipset, which suggests that the performance of the device is not going to be its selling point.

Honor X5 Plus

The Honor X5 Plus brings a flat frame with a good-looking finish on the back. The camera is enclosed in a shiny squircle that has a radial effect. The power button on the right side also serves as a fingerprint sensor, allowing easy device unlocking and biometric authentication.

The display of the phone supports a 90Hz refresh rate, which is commendable for a budget phone. However, the HD+ resolution and TFT LCD panel may prove the display to be just average.

The phone is powered by MediaTek Helio G36 chipset. It is an entry-level chipset with Cortex-A53 cores. It may provide decent performance for basic tasks but do not expect it to be great. Paired with the processor is 4GB RAM and 64GB storage.

There is a dual camera setup on the back comprising a 50MP main and a 2MP depth sensor. Only the primary camera is usable and the videos can be shot at up to 1080p@30fps. As for selfies, the phone has a 5MP front-facing camera.

The phone comes with a large 5200mAh battery, which should provide an excellent battery life. However, the charging time is very slow taking over 3 hours because of support for just 10W charging. The smartphone boots on MagicOS 7.1 based on Android 13.

The Honor X5 Plus is an entry-level smartphone with good design and is powered by a satisfactory entry-level Helio G36 chipset paired with 4GB RAM and 64GB storage. The battery capacity is large with a 5200mAh battery, but the charging speed is slow.

Honor 90

The Honor 90 is a sleek phone that features two large rear camera modules positioned vertically. The design is quite unique and the camera modules feature a chrome ring around them. The back of the phone has a glossy top and a diamond matrix textured bottom (only in the diamond silver color).

The display is where this phone truly shines. It’s a curved OLED that refreshes at 120Hz and can reach a peak brightness of 1600nits. What truly stands out or maybe doesn’t? is the 3840Hz PWM technology. This is the first phone to feature this and the display is basically considered flicker-free which helps in reducing eye strain while using the phone.

Under the hood, the Honor 90 is equipped with an upgraded Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 processor which has been boosted slightly. The graphics are handled by the Adreno 644 and the phone is available with 12GB of RAM and 256/512GB of storage. The phone absolutely breezes through daily tasks and is also a smooth gamer.

The triple-camera setup on the Honor 90 comes with a huge 200MP f1.9 primary camera. This is one of the highest MP counts we’ve seen on a phone but the ultrawide on the other hand is pretty tame at 12MP f2.2. Finally, the 2MP depth sensor is pretty redundant as it’s there to assist the other lenses. On the front, you get a 50MP selfie shooter.

The phone comes with a 5000mAh battery and also supports 66W fast charging. It should fully charge in around an hour or so. The phone runs on MagicOS 7.1 which is based on Android 13 out of the box.

The phone features a stylish design and boasts a gorgeous display. It is powered by the capable Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 chipset and delivers impressive camera performance.

Additionally, the phone aims to reduce eye fatigue through its display and encourages healthy usage habits. With its combination of features, it stands as a strong contender for your next phone choice.

Read our Honor 90 review.

Honor 90 Lite

The Honor 90 Lite is pretty thin and feels pretty solid. The back is made of plastic and has a soft touch finish. It’s a flat back and the frame has rounded corners for easier gripping of the phone. On the front, it’s a flat display, with thin bezels and a hole punch cutout for the camera. The display itself is LCD FullHD+ with a 90Hz refresh rate.

The phone comes with MediaTek’s 6020 (7nm) to power the phone. It is an octa-core processor with 2 Cortex-A76 at 2.2GHz and 6 Cortex-A55 at 2GHz while the graphics is handled by Mali-G57 MC2. You also get the phone with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage.

The triple-camera setup on the Honor 90 Lite features a 100MP f1.9 primary camera. The other two sensors are a 5MP f2.2 ultrawide and a 2MP macro. Even on paper, only the main camera seems usable as the ultrawide and macro just don’t have enough resolution for decent photos in 2023. The front however comes with a 16MP camera and supports 2D facial recognition.

Powering the phone is a 4500mAh battery and it supports 22.5W fast charging. It’s not the best we’ve seen and Honor claims a bit over 50% charge in half an hour. The phone runs on Android 13 with MagicOS 7.1 on top. Honor has promised 1 major update and 3 security updates for the phone.

The Honor 90 Lite looks pretty decent on paper but makes some compromises as well with the low-res ultrawide and relatively slower charging speeds.

Read our Honor 90 Lite review.

Honor Magic 5 Pro

The Honor Magic 5 Pro features a striking “Star Wheel” triple camera setup at the back, arranged in a triangular formation on a circular island. Honor refers to this design as the “eye of muse” design. The phone has a glass back and an aluminum frame. The frosted glass back slightly curves up to blend with the camera system. The OLED display supports a 120Hz refresh rate and HDR10+. The display has a resolution of 1312 x 2848 pixels and a peak brightness of 1800 nits when viewing HDR content. Additionally, the display features 2160Hz PWM dimming technology to help reduce eye fatigue.

Powering the Honor Magic 5 Pro is the flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. It’s an Octa-core (1×3.2 GHz Cortex-X3 & 2×2.8 GHz Cortex-A715 & 2×2.8 GHz Cortex-A710 & 3×2.0 GHz Cortex-A510) and the chipset is coupled with Adreno 740 for GPU. The phone is available with 12GB LPDDR5X RAM and 512GB UFS 4.0 storage but does not support storage expansion via microSD card.

The triple-camera setup comprises a 50MP primary camera with f/1.6 aperture and OIS, a 50MP ultra-wide camera with f/2.0 aperture, and a 50MP periscope telephoto camera with f/3.0 aperture and OIS. The periscope lens offers 3.5x optical zoom and up to 100x digital zoom. On the front, the pill-shaped cutout houses a 12MP selfie camera and another ToF sensor for depth mapping. This 3D depth camera supports 3D face recognition for safely unlocking the device.

The battery is of 5100mAh capacity and supports 66W fast charging and 50W fast wireless charging. Furthermore, the phone supports both reverse wired and reverse wireless charging. You don’t need to worry about running out of juice with this phone. For OS, it comes with Android 13 out of the box with Magic OS 7.1 on top.

It’s the Honor flagship. Enough said. 

Honor X5

The back of the Honor X5 is made of plastic but has a leather-like finish. There is a single rear camera with a flash enclosed in a huge square at the top left corner. For the display, it sports an LCD panel with HD+ resolution which is the norm in this budget. It’s a 60Hz display and features a waterdrop notch for the selfie camera.

The phone is powered by the Helio G25. It’s a 12nm chipset and is an octa-core (4×2.0 GHz Cortex-A53 & 4×1.5 GHz Cortex-A53) with PowerVR GE8320 GPU. The weak point of this phone is the low amount of RAM and storage options. It is only available in 2/32GB configurations and will run out of memory quite easily.

The back has a single 8MP primary camera, while for the selfies, there is a 5MP camera at the front. Both the front and back cameras can shoot 1080p videos. As is the norm with budget phones, don’t expect incredible photos and you’ll be happy with the output.

The battery is of 5000mAh capacity and supports only 10W charging so it will take over 3 hours for the phone to charge. Furthermore, the phone uses an outdated Micro-USB port and runs on Android 12 (Go edition).

It’s a budget offering from Honor. For the price it’s a decent phone but keep your expectations to a minimum when buying this phone. 

Honor X7a

The Honor X7a has a plastic frame and back. The back has a gradient finish with curved sides and two huge camera circles accompanied by a little pill-shaped flash. The 90Hz display is of only HD+ resolution and may not be as sharp as the FullHD+ found in other phones. Also, the display has a dewdrop notch for the front camera.

Powering the phone is a Helio G37. It’s very entry level and is an octa-core and comes with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. Honor has provided large storage but compromised on the chipset.

On paper, the phone has a quad camera setup. The main sensor is a 50MP one while the other 3 consist of a 5MP ultrawide, 2MP macro, and a 2MP depth sensor. Realistically, only the main camera is usable, maybe the ultrawide in some cases but the other 2 are just there to fulfill the status quo. The main camera shoots sharp photos in good light and contains enough detail to be shared on social media. On the front, you get an 8MP selfie camera.

The battery is a huge 6000mAh one and will easily last over a day of usage given the underpowered chipset and display. The phone also supports 22.5W fast charging so the battery should be full in a bit over 2 hours. The phone runs on Android 12 out of the box with Magic UI 6.1 on top.

The X7a offers large storage, quad cameras and a huge battery but the compromises on the chipset and display quality limit it from being an all-rounder in this price segment.

Honor X8a

Honor X8a takes the design inspiration from its powerful sibling, the Honor X8. It has a square-shaped camera module on the back similar to recent iPhones. The rear of the phone features a frosted finish with a textured panel that shines when hit by light. In terms of display, the Honor X8a has a 6.7-inch FHD+ 90Hz IPS display. The bezels are quite slim and Honor has also calibrated the display for better accuracy.

Inside, it is powered by the MediaTek Helio G88 chipset along with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage. The G88 is pretty old now and is often seen on phones under Rs. 25,000. It’s an octa-core and has no issues with daily life tasks but may struggle a bit when it comes to playing heavy games.

The phone features a triple camera setup, a main 100MP camera, 5MP ultrawide, and a 2MP macro. Just on paper, the main camera seems to be capable but the other two seem pretty outdated in 2023. Also, the videos are limited to 1080p@30fps.

The battery is of 4500mAh capacity and supports 22.5W Honor SuperCharge which Honor claims will charge 50% in just 30 minutes. Furthermore, the phone runs on Android 12-based Magic UI 6.1.

The Honor X8a is a good phone but doesn’t provide much value in 2023 given its price tag. The competition offers more and the phone feels outdated in that sense. 

Honor X9a 5G

Taking inspiration from the flagship Magic series, the device features three cameras and a flash at the back arranged in a ring. Honor calls it the Matrix Star Ring design. The phone is made of plastic but the curved sides make it look more premium and the phone is pretty thin and light. Moving on to the display, the curved OLED display is pretty killer with a 10-bit 93% screen-to-body ratio. The display refreshes at 120Hz and features 1920Hz PWM dimming technology to help reduce screen flickering.

Powering the phone is a Snapdragon 695 5G chipset. It’s a midrange processor and is built on a 6nm process technology with a total of 8 cores. The phone breezes through normal tasks and is also quite capable when it comes to gaming with the Adreno 619 GPU.

The phone has a triple camera setup at the rear. The main sensor is a 64MP shooter paired with a 5MP ultrawide and a 2MP macro sensor. The main camera produces pleasant images and the photos are sharp in good light condition. The phone has an adequate dynamic range and the overall images are quite good. The other two cameras are not very good and you won’t be using them much. The real compromise here is that the phone only supports 1080p@30fps videos.

This Honor smartphone comes with a 5100mAh battery. A pretty weird figure, but nonetheless, should last you a day of moderate usage. The phone also supports 40W fast charging. It’s not the fastest in this price segment but is still pretty respectable. The phone comes with Android 12 out of the box with Magic UI 6.1 on top.

The Honor X9a is a mid-ranger. The phone is priced appropriately for what it offers but lacks some key features that one expects from phones in 2023. 

Thoughts on Honor Phones Price in Nepal

So, that was the list of Honor mobile price in Nepal 2023. Honor has recently started to become more active in Nepal’s market. Though some of them are good options, competitors like Xiaomi and Realme have better offerings.

The Honor mobiles price in Nepal seems a bit expensive for the specs they bring to the table. That’s also one of the reasons why Honor phones in Nepal are not very popular.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Honor mobiles price in Nepal 2023?
The Honor mobile price in Nepal ranges from Rs. 11,990 for the Honox X5 (2/32GB) to Rs. 1,64,990 for the Honor Magic 5 Pro (12/512GB).

Who is the authorized distributor of Honor Mobile in Nepal?
Celltron Nepal is the official distributor of Honor in Nepal.

Are Honor and Huawei the same?
No, Honor and Huawei are not the same. Honor used to be a subsidiary of Huawei, but now Honor is an independent brand.

Is the Honor phone affected by Huawei Android Ban?
No, Honor is no longer affected by the Huawei Android Ban.

Does Honor phone come with Google services and Google Play Store?
Yes, Honor phones come with Google services and the Google Play store just like other Android phones do.

Which is the best Honor phone in Nepal?
Honor Magic 5 Pro is the best Honor mobile in Nepal.

Which Honor phone has the best camera?
Honor Magic 5 Pro has the best camera.

Which Honor phone is best for Gaming?
Honor Magic 5 Pro is the best Honor gaming phone in Nepal. It has a flagship-grade Snapdragon 8 Gen 2.

Which is the latest Honor phone in Nepal?
Honor X6a and Honor X5 Plus are the latest Honor phones in Nepal.