The Honor 20 series was introduced almost a month ago in the middle of the dumpster fire that is the Sino-US trade war, taking Huawei as a hostage in the negotiations. At the event in London, executive of the Shenzhen company refrained from announcing an arrival date.
The Honor 20 is currently available only in China, and it looks like the sales are doing great - Huawei has just announced over 1 million pushed units of the Honor 20 in just 14 days. The sub-brand also used the announcement to introduce the Honor 20 Pro arrival at home, starting tomorrow.
The Honor 20 Pro will be offered with 8 GB RAM and two storage options - 128 GB or 256 GB. The respective price is CNY3,199 (€412/$460) and CNY3,499 (€450/$505). It is massively cheaper than the global unit, which is said to cost €600 if/when it launches.
Honor 20 in Midnight Black and Sapphire Blue
For now, the international market of Huawei has to settle with the basic Honor 20, bound to hit the United Kingdom on Friday. Retailers are already gathering pre-orders for the vanilla smartphone - it costs £399 with 6/128 GB memory and comes with a free Honor Watch Magic if you pre-order by Thursday, June 20.
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