We have already seen a few times that China is a country of, er, innovation. Now, however, Huawei has pushed the boundaries further than we would expect from it, and the Chinese manufacturer has now presented a phone with the creative name Honor 6 Plus. Apart from that, however, the phone does not offer many identical features, that is, if we ignore the 5,5-inch Full HD display and three color versions, dark, silver and gold. In addition, the "6 Plus" from Huawei will offer an 8-core Kirin 925 chip, 16 or 32 GB of local storage, 3 GB of RAM and a battery with a capacity of 3 mAh. Anyway, the person behind the phone deserves an award for creativity.
The main thing is missing: dual SIM, where both SIM cards run on LTE, which is unprecedented, and another even more important thing is that it contains a software SIM card.
Not just on paper, but functional, i.e. the company has contracts with several non-Chinese operators, and instead of roaming, you switch to a "SIM" of a local operator.
This is certainly an innovation worthy of a revolution that we are sure to see soon.