The new Honor X40 GT racing version is released: equipped with Snapdragon 888+ processor and 144Hz screen!

News on September 19th, this morning, Honor officially announced the highly anticipated new phone-Honor X40 The GT racing version will be released on September 21st. This phone will be launched in two capacity specifications, namely 12GB 256GB and 12GB 512GB, to meet the storage needs of different users.

According to earlier revelations, the Honor X40 GT Racing Edition continues to be similar to the Honor X40 in appearance. The GT has a similar design style, with a large central ring design on the back and embellished with some decorative strips. It is available in three eye-catching colors: racing silver, racing black and fantasy night black. This phone is equipped with a 6.81-inch 1080P The LCD screen supports a refresh rate of up to 144Hz and a touch sampling rate of 240Hz, providing users with a smooth operating experience.

The Honor X40 GT Racing Edition is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 mobile platform, equipped with LPDDR5 memory and UFS 3.1 storage provides users with excellent performance and fast application response speed. At the same time, the machine is also equipped with a large battery with a capacity of 4800mAh and supports 66W fast charging technology, so you don’t have to worry about insufficient power.

Rewritten content: In addition to the Honor X40 GT racing version, there is also news that the Honor X50 series will have two new derivatives, including the GT version, which will be released in the future. In addition, Honor also secretly signed a new spokesperson. Although the blogger did not reveal the specific identity, this undoubtedly added a sense of mystery to Honor's development. Looking forward to the press conference on September 21, when we will report the latest Honor X40 GT Racing Edition information to you throughout the process

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