The new version of the Honor X40 smartphone that was released in September has been launched in a color named romantically Amber Starlight. In addition, it is even cheaper than the original version!

The device has a 6.67-inch and 45-degree curved OLED screen with a brightness of 800 cd/m2, which has 1.07 billion shades of colors. Under the surface of the screen is a fingerprint sensor, and the screen itself has a blue light protection system.

The smartphone is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 single-chip system, the built-in battery capacity is 5100 mAh, and there is also support for 40W wired fast charging. It is expected that the battery capacity will be enough for two-three days of work, but there are no exact data on this yet. Despite the large battery, the device itself is quite compact. Its thickness is only 7.9 mm and the weight is 172 grams.

As for the cameras, the main camera has 50- and 2-megapixel sensors. The phone also has an 8-megapixel front camera.

The smartphone also has its own noise reduction algorithm, which helps block ambient noise and make the speaker's voice clearer.

Prices for models with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of flash memory start at $205. For comparison, the smartphone cost $215 at the time of release last month, which is also quite a low price considering its specifications.