Huawei Honor 5C

The Honor 5c is replacing the Honor 4c as the budget smartphone in Honor's stables. Priced below MYR1000 the Honor 5c is fitted with some premium hardware. With its new design and premium build quality, the Honor 5c does set itself apart from the rest...

The Honor 5C is pretty much a decent package on a tight sub-RM1,000 budget, and has very great performance and battery life. The only thing that isn't the greatest is the camera, to which I think is an acceptable...

The Honor 5C measures 14.5x7x.7cm and weights 156grams.The back is brushed aluminium and while the front is black it's not over shiny so your fingermarks are not that pronounced.The curved edges make the phone feel comfortable in the hand. The right...

For RM799, the Honor 5C is a perfectly decent mid-range smartphone that does almost everything you need out of it. However, the problem the Honor 5C has is that its just not that interesting as a whole. There are no particularly standout features about...

The Honor 5C is a budget phone that offers more for less. For RM799, you are getting a smartphone that looks great, has a fingerpint sensor and decent cameras.Even the battery life is great which is really important if you are planning to play Pokemon...

The Honor 5C excels when it comes to speed, but fails to excel in any other regard. Even its camera, which is arguably the phone's only other strong suit, is rather hit and miss depending on lighting conditions. The biggest issue here, though, is the...

Having 5.2-inch screen and beautiful shell, the phone fits easily in one hand. It runs smooth and has no performance lag, though notifications can annoy you.Honor keep playing with the designs, whether you look at the first Honor device or the new 5C,...

At a time when it's hard to find compact smartphones in the sub-Rs 15,000 segment, the Honor 5C seems to be filling a huge void, and thus creating a big opportunity for itself. At Rs 10,999, it flaunts an impressive design language with decent...