Honor X9c makes its way to India
Honor X9c in Titanium Black and Jade Cyan
X9c is built around a 6.78-inch curved AMOLED display (FHD+ 120Hz) and is equipped with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 chipset. It also boasts a 108MP main camera (Samsung HM6) alongside a 5MP ultrawide lens and boots MagicOS 9 based on Android 15.
Honor X9C also gets an IP65M ingress protection rating, with the M standing for 360° protection from water jets. Honor is also advertising a drop resistance of up to 2 meters, which is SGS certified.
Honor X9c comes in Titanium Black and Jade Cyan colors. Pricing is set at INR 21,999 ($255) for the 8/256GB trim with open sales scheduled to kick off on July 12 from Amazon India.
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