Honor X5c Plus 评测

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Honor 通常与中高端和顶配型号相关联,如 Honor 300 系列和 Magic 系列。但当然,该品牌也提供更实惠的型号,适合预算更紧张的用户。毕竟,并不是每个人都能在智能手机上花费 20,000 菲律宾比索或以上。

今天,我们来看看可能是荣耀最实惠的手机——X5c Plus。但荣耀 X5c Plus 能提供什么,它是否是你在 2026 年应该考虑的预算智能手机?让我们拭目以待。

设计与建造

Honor X5c Plus 的设计让人想起更早的 iPhone 机型,摄像头岛位于背面面板的左上角。它看起来好像配备了三摄系统,但别被蒙蔽。X5c 实际上只有一个主摄,后面会详细说明。

至于背板的其余部分,我们的评测机采用海洋青色,看起来很棒。面板上有波纹效果,配以细腻的色彩渐变设计。我们喜欢这种设计,但有些人可能更倾向于更简洁的外观。毕竟,审美是主观的。

这是一款相当大的手机,使用时并不是最符合人体工学的。电源键兼作指纹传感器和音量键,位置稍高,单手使用时调节音量会有点困难。

与此同时,在底部有一个 USB-C 接口、一个扬声器和一个 3.5mm 耳机插孔。左侧是双卡槽以及专用的 microSD 卡槽。顶部则是第二个麦克风。

后面板和框架采用塑料材质,但并不是那种廉价的塑料。即使用力按压后面板,也没有弯曲感。手感非常坚固,似乎能够经受住长期使用。

即使手机看起来很坚固,但遗憾的是,X5c Plus 并未获得官方的防护等级认证。因此,请勿将此手机浸入水中或暴露在恶劣环境中。

显示、多媒体和生物识别

鉴于 Honor X5c Plus 的尺寸较大,显然它也配备了 6.74 英寸的大屏幕。它是一块相当基础的显示屏,采用 TFT LCD 面板,分辨率为 1080P,刷新率为 90Hz。

我们立刻注意到四周都有厚重的边框。它也不对称,顶部和底部的边框比两侧更厚。前置摄像头还有泪滴形设计,使手机显得有些过时。

尽管如此,这已经足够在这款手机上观看视频了。即使只有90Hz刷新率,用户也能获得流畅动画的良好观看体验。颜色并不是最鲜艳的,可能会显得不足,尤其是当你习惯了OLED或更高端的显示屏时。

此外,观看角度并不理想。根据我们观看显示屏的角度,屏幕可能显得暗淡,或颜色可能失真。最适合正对用户正前方观看时使用。

它也足够好玩游戏,但90Hz的刷新率对某些用户来说可能不足。稍后会详细说明。

至于单声道扬声器,声音很大,但音质并不出色。就像显示屏一样,音量在 50-75% 左右时才算勉强可接受。当扬声器音量调到最大时,音质会更加失真。

结果听起来被夸大了,中频、高频和低音之间的平衡变得模糊。更别提还有可能不小心用手指遮住扬声器。

至于生物识别,它配备了侧置指纹扫描仪。考虑到电源键的位置,这并不是最符合人体工学的设计。如果指纹扫描仪使用起来有点麻烦,还可以使用面部解锁。两者都快速且准确。

相机

如前所述,后置摄像头布局看起来像是荣耀 X5c Plus 配备了三摄。但实际上它只有一个 50MP 主摄像头,另外两个是辅助镜头和闪光灯。前置有一个 5MP 摄像头用于自拍。

我们对相机持保留态度,但对这款手机的拍摄效果感到惊讶。它的表现相当不错,尤其是在用户使用 1 倍或 2 倍变焦时。图像清晰,具备相当的对比度。

然而,有时相机在对焦方面会有困难,尤其是用户尝试拍摄近距离图像时。我们也不建议超过 3 倍变焦,因为画质下降非常明显。

虽然质量尚可,但图像有时看起来过度编辑。叶子的颜色显得有点过于鲜艳,且不自然地饱和。在低光环境下,图像质量的下降相当明显。而且也没有专门的夜间模式来帮助提升低光照片的效果。

至于视频,X5c Plus 的最高录制分辨率为 1080P@30FPS。画质与图片非常相似,颜色可能显得过度修饰。不过,没有视频防抖选项。因此,画面可能会显得抖动,尤其是当用户手部不够稳时。

查看下面的画廊,了解我们的意思。

Honor X5c Plus Photos

Monday, Feb 23

Performance and Benchmarks

Under the hood, the Honor X5c Plus packs a MediaTek Helio G81 chipset. Our review unit comes with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, which is the only variant available for the Philippines. If storage is lacking, there is a microSD card slot available.

In terms of performance, it’s not exactly the most powerful chip available, but it can handle most of the productivity tasks available. Users can also switch between apps quickly to get work done.

However, if we leave too many tasks running in the background, it starts to slow down. Close the apps, and it will run smoothly once again.

When it comes to games, it’s better suited for playing lighter titles like Mobile Legends. ML runs smoothly with the graphics set to medium, but there is some framerate drop when the graphics are maxed out. Even with just a 90Hz refresh rate display, users can enjoy a nice game of ML to kill time.

While the phone can run more graphics-intensive titles like Genshin Impact, it’s not exactly the best experience. Even at the lowest settings, users will experience the occasional frame rate drops when just exploring one area. It can be used to complete dailies, but that’s about it.

It’s not a great gaming experience, but we do have to remember this is a budget smartphone. The same can be said for the benchmarks, which are listed down below.

Device:Honor X5c Plus
Chipset:MediaTek Helio G81
RAM4GB
Antutu v11.0.9333,578
Antutu v11 Storage16,524
Seq. Write309.7 MB/s
Seq. Read257.9 MB/s
Geekbench Single-Core421
Geekbench Multi-Core1,366
Geekbench OpenCL972
Geekbench Vulkan928
3D Mark Wild Life636 (3.81Avg fps)
PCMark Work 3.08,474

OS, Apps, and UI

The Honor X5c Plus runs on MagicOS 9.0 based on Android 15. For those who have used an Honor smartphone before, it feels very much the same as before. However, there’s no AI features available on this phone, which is as expected. That goes for Gemini as well.

We think of it as essentially the barebones version of MagicOS 9, which we’ve come to like from Honor. It’s a clean and honest look, and more importantly, it’s easy to use.

As expected, there is a bit of bloatware, but they’re easy to delete in the menu. Thankfully, we didn’t experience any ads either when opening up some of the local Honor apps.

Some might feel disappointed with the lack of AI functions, but do remember that this is a budget smartphone.

Battery and Connectivity

Powering the Honor X5c Plus is a 5,260 mAh battery. It’s a slightly larger than usual battery, but we didn’t expect it to translate to a longer battery life. Unfortunately, this phone proved us wrong.

Even after using it for an entire day for running benchmarks, playing games, and taking photos, the battery barely dropped. The benchmarks also proved a similar story, recording 20 hours and 33 minutes using PCMark’s Work 3.0 Battery Test.

It’s great to know that users won’t have to recharge the X5c Plus that often since it features slow charging speeds. This phone only features a 15W charging speed, which is really slow by today’s standards.

As for connectivity, the X5c Plus features dual-band Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth 5.1, and 4G LTE. No 5G here or eSIM support.

Conclusion

Overall, there’s nothing too special about the Honor X5c Plus. It doesn’t have the durable capabilities of the X9d, nor does it have the AI functions we’ve come to expect from MagicOS 9 and 10.

The camera is decent, but the chipset is quite lacking, especially with only 4GB of RAM. Thankfully, it makes up for it with its impressive battery life.

But the biggest advantage of the Honor X5c Plus? The price. It retails for only PHP 6,999, which is affordable considering what this phone offers. And for those really interested in the X5c Plus? There’s currently a promo price of PHP 4,999, which makes it a serious contender in the budget segment.

With that, there’s no doubt the Honor X5c Plus is an affordable phone that gets the job done. Just don’t expect too much from it.

But what do you guys think of the Honor X5c Plus? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

What we liked:

  • Affordable price
  • Long battery life
  • Decent camera
  • Beautiful design

What we didn’t like:

  • Weak chipset
  • No IP rating
  • Display could be better

HONOR X5c Plus specs:
6.74-inch TFT LCD display, HD+ (1600 × 720) resolution, 90Hz refresh rate
MediaTek Helio G81 processor
Mali-G52 MC2 GPU
4GB RAM (+4GB HONOR RAM Turbo)
128GB internal storage, expandable via microSD (up to 1TB)
50MP main camera
Auxiliary rear camera
5MP front camera
Side-mounted fingerprint scanner
Android 15 with MagicOS 9.0
Dual Nano-SIM
4G LTE
Wi-Fi 5
Bluetooth 5.1
GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou
USB Type-C
3.5mm headphone jack
5,260mAh battery
15W wired charging
Weight & dimensions: 167 x 77 x 7.89 mm, ~186g
Color options: Ocean Cyan, Meteor Silver

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cameras does the Honor X5c Plus have?
The X5c Plus only packs a single main shooter despite looking like it has a triple camera system.
What color is the review unit of the Honor X5c Plus?
The review unit is in the Ocean Cyan color with wave effects and a subtle color shift design.
Does the Honor X5c Plus have a headphone jack?
Yes, it has a 3.5mm headphone jack at the bottom alongside a USB-C port and a loudspeaker.
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Contributing writer at YugaTech, covering the latest in technology news and reviews.

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