Honor 7 Oreo release
Honor hasn't forgotten about the 7X, and the recent beta rollout of Android Oreo has made it an even better budget offering than before. When we first reviewed the Honor 7X back in December, we called it "the new budget champion." Never before had a sub-$200 phone offered such a modern design and premium build quality, all while also delivering on the basics like battery life and camera performance. The one thing that set the phone back was its software; not just because of the love-it-or-hate-it EMUI interface, but because even at launch, it was already outdated. The Honor 7X originally shipped with EMUI 5.1 on top of Android 7.0 Nougat, but Honor has since begun rolling out a beta version of an Oreo update with EMUI 8, and it's changed quite a lot about the phone. So it's time to revisit the Honor 7X and answer the burning question — is it still worth buying? Still sleek Honor 7X Hardware Nothing has really changed on the hardware front; the Honor 7X is...