Super phone deal sees Honor 70 flagship price drop to £399 this Christmas

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last updated 14 December 2022

With the Black Friday sales done and dusted, some sales continue into the holiday period. And as proof of the matter: Honor has maintained the cut to its flagship phone, the Honor 70. It's a stunning deal if you're after one of the best Android phones that doesn't cost a fortune - and Amazon offers the best offer, with a full £120 off.

Honor has been through the ringer a bit, having previously suffered blacklisting, but now it's segregated from its former parent company, Huawei, you can be assured that the Honor 70 brings great flagship goods, Google Play Store fully in tow, but for a cut of the price compared to much of the competition.

As we said in our Honor 70 review: "this mid-range phone looks anything but! It's sleek and stylish with a big vibrant screen, delivers solid performance and incredible battery life." Sold yet? For this kind of money it's a real bargain.

The screen, at 6.67-inches, is a familiar size for a flagship, but it's not totally common that you'll find a 120Hz super-fast refresh as you do in this well-priced handset. It's got decent 50-megapixel cameras too, contained in that neat 'circular' rear design area, which is a big sell too - the visual appeal is unique.

So if you are after (or know someone else who is after) a sensibly-priced Android phone with a lot to offer then Honor is delivering the goods this Christmas. You can buy the 256GB version (so double the storage) for an extra £30 too, if that's preferable. Top deals for under the tree!

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