Honor has unveiled the Honor X6d, positioning it as one of the most budget-friendly smartphones powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chipset with 5G support. The device closely resembles the Honor Play 60A, which was launched in China late last year, though it brings minor tweaks and a new market identity.
Interestingly, a recent GCF certification lists the same model number — NLA-NX1 — under the name Honor 500 Smart, suggesting the device may launch in different regions under alternative branding.
Design and Display
The Honor X6d features a 6.75-inch LCD display with 720p+ resolution, offering a large viewing area tailored for everyday media consumption and browsing. While retailer listings do not explicitly confirm the presence of a fingerprint scanner, it is expected to feature a side-mounted sensor, consistent with similar Honor budget devices.
In terms of aesthetics, the smartphone is available in two color options:
- Midnight Black
- Ocean Cyan
Performance
At its core, the device is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 processor, a budget-friendly 5G chipset designed to deliver efficient performance for daily tasks, light gaming, and improved connectivity speeds compared to 4G alternatives.
By combining 5G support with an affordable price point, the Honor X6d aims to attract users looking to upgrade to next-generation connectivity without stretching their budget.
More details regarding pricing, memory configurations, camera setup, and battery capacity are expected to vary by market.
