64: Honor 8 Smartphone (13,2 cm (5,2 Zoll) Touchscreen, 32GB interner Speicher, Android OS) schwarz

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Honor 8 Smartphone (13,2 cm (5,2 Zoll) Touchscreen, 32GB interner Speicher, Android OS) schwarz. Das beliebte Produkt ist derzeit verfgbar. Zu diesem gnstigen Preis, kommt Honor 8 Smartphone (13,2 cm (5,2 Zoll) Touchscreen, 32GB interner Speicher, Android OS) schwarz hufig empfohlen, und es ist eine beliebte Wahl unter den meisten Menschen. Dont Zeit verschwenden, nehmen Sie es auf den Link unten, um immer besonderes Angebot.
Product Description
13.2cm(5.2")IPS Full-HD Touchscreen, 2.3GHz QC+1.8GHz QC, 32GB Flash, 4GB RAM, 13MP Kamera, microSD-Slot, Bluetooth, LTE

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Kontrastverhltnis : 1500:1
Seitenverhltnis : 16:9
Bildschirmdiagonale : 13,2 cm (5 2 Zoll)
Bildschirmauflsung : 1920 x 1080 Pixel
Zweites LCD-Display : Nein
Touchscreen : Ja
Orientierungssensor : Ja
Features
  • Schnes diamantgeschliffenes 2.5D-Gehuse mit Fingerabdruck-Sensor
  • Duale 12 Megapixel-Kamera 8 Megapixel-Frontkamera
  • Prozessor mit 4GB Arbeitsspeicher
  • Das Smartphone ist geeignet fr Nano SIM und der interne Speicher lsst sich mit einer microSD-Karte auf bis zu 256GB erweitern
  • Lieferumfang: Smartphone, Ladegert, Ladekabel, Schnellanleitung
  • USB-Anschluss
  • Bluetooth
  • Steckplatz fr Speicherkarten

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