Honor X6e is a budget phone by design, but its best feature is the battery and charging speed. It’s just a basic entry-level handset in every other aspect, though. The chipset they’ve used on the Honor X6e is Helio G81 Ultra. There’s no other trim besides 4/128GB. And they’ve put a TFT LCD on the Honor X6e. Yes, it’s built around a 6.61” TFT LCD, which may not be as good as an IPS panel we usually see on Chinese phones. 120Hz is the refresh rate here. HD+ or 720p resolution is also supported, and the brightness goes all the way to 1010 nits, which is great for outdoor readability. They’ve put a 7500mAh cell inside the X6e, which is certainly more than enough for two days of runtime. 45W charger will do refills. This is not something we see every day in this price bracket. They’ve put a 50MP main camera on the back. That’s perfectly average. But a 5MP selfie camera is too barebones. At least they’ve put the selfie on a punch hole. By the way, Honor X6e scored an IP64 splashproof build with a 1.8m drop safety rating from SGS. There’s only one speaker, and you get a side fingerprint reader. Samsung Galaxy A07 is a much faster device, performance-wise. But Honor X6e has the battery and refresh rate advantage, almost for the same price.