Honor Play 20A is a global phone at a budget price with a rear selfie display. This is not something you see every day on a regular entry-level device, by the way. Honor Play 20A is built around a 6.9” IPS LCD. There’s a 90Hz refresh rate on it, but the resolution is capped at 720p HD+. This is a low-tier phone, so you get a notch and a thick chin at the bottom. They’ve put a small screen on the rear camera island next to a 13MP main camera. It would show call alerts and music controls. There are also some clock widgets here. But its main function is to double as a visor to take selfies from the rear camera. Honor gave this handset a 6000mAh battery, but it will drain more quickly due to the second screen. A Helio G81 chip is put inside the Honor Play 20A. It’s just a 12nm 2.0GHz platform, not exactly known for performance. The fingerprint ID is on the side, which actually doubles as the power key as well. There’s an SD card slot in the SIM tray (runs a 1TB microSD card). There’s 128GB of built-in storage, if you don’t want to rely on slow external storage. We have a single speaker here, and the Play 20A has dual-band WiFi 5GHz. Samsung Galaxy A07 has better specs, but there’s certainly an appeal to the Honor Play 20A because of its rear display.