One of Pakistan's most celebrated smartphone e-brands, HONOR, is launching its latest flagship smart phone in Pakistan. The Honor 10 Lite is all set to hit markets nationwide by the 20th of this month.

The phone can now be pre-booked for Rs. 38,999.

Meet Honor's new fashion icon

Inspired by the beautiful color of the sky, HONOR 10 lite runs a youthful and energetic vibe for its design that fades colours from head to toe.

Successor to HONOR 9 Lite, the 10 Lite will bring together the best of today’s technology and set a new standard for smartphone design.

The device will be available in two colour shades: Sapphire Blue and Midnight Black, and later in a special edition shade named Sky Blue.

'Selfie in style' cams to pick the right details

Honor claims that Honor 10 lite will prove to be the best selfie companion for the young and young at heart as it is equipped with an incredible 24MP AI-powered front-facing camera that will bring out the best in you.

With an f/2.0 aperture, the front camera combines 4-in-1 light fusion technologies and exposure compensation technology to enable bright shots that understand detail in both day and night lighting.

The AI front camera is packed with sensors that pick eight unique selfie scenarios and optimize details from the background so objects remain in focus and always stand out.

Sharp display with full HD+ plus screen

The device holds a unique 6.21” Immersive Dew Drop Display with over 90% screen to body ratio. The phone is also equipped with a sharp and full HD+ resolution screen (2340x1080).

How to pre-order

The HONOR 10 Lite will be officially launched in Pakistan on 20th Dec and is all set to take the lead over most smartphones in the market.

To pre-book the device, head over to your nearest smartphone retailer or the official e-commerce partner Daraz.pk.

For more detail on the device, head over to the brand's official website.

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