Having released a China Mobile version, it has been reported that Huawei will release a high-end China Unicom 4G version of the Honor 6 phone in stores this December.

Huawei will officially launch the China Unicom version (H60-L12) on August 12.  The high-end version will have 32GB internal memory space and have an NFC feature which the low-end version does not have. As a result, it will cost 2299 RMB.

       The rest of the China Unicom high-end version’s specifications are still the same as the other versions. It will still sport a 5-inch JDI display screen (in-Cell) with 1080p resolution. Its processor is the Kirin 920 chipset (four 1.7GHz Cortex-A15 and four 1.3GHz Cortex-A7, supports a heterogeneous multi-processor/LTE Cat6 standard) and it has 3GB RAM. In addition, the Honor 6 is powered by a 3100mAh battery and sports a 5mp/13mp camera.

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