I have had the phone for quite some time, over a year, and I am quite satisfied. It is a reliable device with its minor glitches like all phones, but personally it covers me for the full range of functions I need. I should note that I am not particularly concerned with photography and video recording, but when I use them I am completely satisfied, and I also haven't loaded it with an unlimited number of apps. I don't give it 5 stars because it's not for 5 stars. Previously, I had the Honor 8x, which I had for 8 years and I still use it (it has now reached 9 years, it was even run over by a car but still worked fine), not as a phone but to watch videos on TikTok. Call sound is very good, display quality is just fine, battery is average to good, if you use it a lot you will need to charge it a second time within 24 hours. Overall, it is a reliable device that, if you are willing to make use of its full range, covers the needs of the average user and the main thing is value for money (I don't spend a lot of money on phones) and with great longevity judging by my previous phone. I am not exaggerating in favor of this particular company but for 10 years now I have been quite satisfied with Honor.

I bought the Honor 90 5G as a gift for my girlfriend, and the result was extremely positive! From the very first moment, she was impressed both by the appearance and the performance of the device. Here is our detailed review:

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Design and Build
The Midnight Black shade is stunning! The device has a luxurious and modern finish, combining elegance and subtlety. The slim and lightweight body makes it very pleasant to hold, while the feel in the hand is high-quality and premium.

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Display
The 6.7-inch AMOLED display with support for 1 billion colors is simply fantastic. The brightness, resolution, and vibrant hues provide an excellent experience, whether used for social media, gaming, or watching videos. The screen also protects the eyes thanks to the blue light reduction feature, which my girlfriend particularly appreciated, as she spends several hours on the phone.

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Performance
The device is incredibly fast, thanks to the 12GB RAM and Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 processor. All applications run smoothly, and switching between them is instantaneous. The large storage capacity of 512GB is also a huge advantage, as it can comfortably store her photos, videos, and favorite apps.

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Camera
The cameras are truly impressive. The main 200MP camera captures stunning detail and vibrant colors in all lighting conditions, while the 12MP ultra-wide camera and 2MP depth camera offer variety in shots. The 50MP front camera is ideal for selfies, with natural and clear results.

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Battery and Charging
The 5000mAh battery comfortably lasts for a whole day of heavy use. Additionally, the 66W super-fast charging is a lifesaver, filling the device in no time, which proved to be extremely practical.

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Final Impression
My girlfriend is absolutely satisfied with the Honor 90 5G. It is a device that combines excellent appearance, strong performance, and advanced camera features, making it ideal for both everyday use and more demanding tasks. It impresses with the value it offers in its category.

⭐ Rating: 5/5
We highly recommend it!

Coming from the Redmi Note 9 Pro, okay the Honor 90 5G is classes superior, IN TERMS OF CAMERA AND SPEED BUT UP TO THERE!

Positives therefore: Very fast, its camera is worth all the money (amazing stabilization, in general I want phones because I am a director and I use the phone's camera when I don't have my equipment with me) very lightweight as a phone and very convenient, the 5G and generally the range it has for WIFI signal is very strong.

Negatives: I really don't know if I am the only case, but if you look at various forums ESPECIALLY abroad, the phone has quite a few problems and I will mention them.
A) The phone crashes by itself when I open the camera, a black screen appears and it restarts.
B) For its specifications, sometimes it freezes and its performance drops sharply (WITHOUT POWER SAVING).
C) After the last software update, the battery drains faster and I am referring to daily use, video recording, and music (I don't play games).

I have tried many times with factory resets, especially the problem with the camera, black screen and restart just won't stop!

Personally, I wanted to go back to Xiaomi again, because its menu is easier than Honor's and it doesn't have so many useless options for a mobile phone!

D) And the last, a problem with video calls on messenger, where while everyone blamed my connection and the app, the problem was with the phone, where I had to close 3 software applications that managed my provider's WIFI, resulting in loss of calls whether audio or video.

First and last time for me with Honor, but didn't you know, didn't you ask?

It is thin with rounded edges/frame all around and slips from the hands very easily... I have already dropped it on the tiles before the case arrived, and fortunately, nothing happened to it.
Everything is fine, a good purchase for a mid-range phone at €290, good camera, good sound, the battery lasts well if it's not in your ear like an earring and stuck to your hand... I charge it on the 3rd day otherwise it lasts one and a half days... from 5% to 30-40 minutes to 100% battery. Good thing we also sleep otherwise they wouldn't catch up with us, poor things, it's normal. The only negative is that it doesn't come with a charger, I had to buy one extra and I found a 66w super charge for €39 with difficulty (as well as wallet cases from Greece for the model, I found them difficult and with limited designs) + 2 wallet cases for €32 + €15 for screen protection, even though the screen has a film but I don't trust it =__€ Under other circumstances, I would have chosen my second option, which my friend took since we bought them together, she got the Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro 200MP 5G NFC for €305 in purple/lilac with a case and charger included. I chose the phone without extras, Honor 90 in black since I fell in love with it as I saw it, and I had a bit of difficulty getting used to the curved screen... a small issue

Purchased for 288 with a receipt. I gave up the redmi note 13 pro because its battery didn't last at all. The first day I got the honor 90, I thought it was worse than the redmi. But on the second day, I realized that the phone is perfect. The battery lasts a long time even with 60hz, as I don't see a reason to have it at 120 for everyday use (the eye can only perceive up to 24hz).

It has a great display and a nice touch. The speaker is very loud when in open listening, much louder than the redmi which also has stereo speakers. The earpiece is also powerful. The cameras are excellent, and the video is also great. Especially the selfie camera is very powerful. It is lightweight with a nice grip. It reminds me a lot of the p30 pro, which was one of my favorite phones.

The magicOS could use some improvement, to be honest, but I haven't encountered any issues so far. For the money it costs, it is the best choice... Especially for those who are tired of Xiaomi's software, which let's face it, has its flaws... Buy it without fear.

Attention! It does not come with a case or a charger in the package! Big mistake! It has a screen protector, which is fine.

For tech-savvy users who value unparalleled quality and durability (zero lagging or crashing, still going strong after 15 days, immortal until now, Nova 5T), and undeniable value for money (VFM) in terms of price and offered specs and capabilities of Huawei phones (which will feel familiar to those who have used Honor 90), this phone is truly a one-way choice. Starting with its appearance (subjective, of course), the phone is an elegant masterpiece, incredibly slim (7.8mm), with a perfectly curved screen and a beautiful green color with changing shades in the light. The build quality is solid and convinces with its quality (without any exotic assembly materials), while the touch interface is excellent. The screen (perhaps the device's strongest point, in my opinion) is unbelievably enjoyable (Amoled, Dxomark, 1.5K, 120Hz, 435 ppi), with excellent display and color reproduction, surrealistically beautiful font contrast during browsing (e.g. in a browser), making usage and reading very comfortable, and of course, "satisfying" due to its 6.7-inch size. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 Accelerated Edition it carries is not only more than enough, allowing the phone to handle even the most demanding tasks, but in combination with the lightweight MagicOS 7.1, it enhances its multitasking capabilities in any condition. Words are unnecessary for the 512GB storage capacity, as you can store everything without worrying about mandatory cloud transfers. Its three cameras (AI rear cameras) - 200MP (f/1.9), 12MP wide-angle-macro (f/2.2), and 2MP (f/2.4), with the ability to shoot 4K videos (3840×2160) and 10x digital zoom, have the ability to capture high-level photos and videos in all aspects (clarity, vibrant colors, lighting, performance in different conditions, etc.), with the final result satisfying even the most demanding users (especially the moving photos are enjoyable). Its speaker is crystal clear and has excellent sound performance, both in terms of quantity and quality. Finally, the 5000mAh battery is more appealing in terms of its nominal performance than its actual duration, which does not live up to the specified specs, although this does not mean that its long-term durability is not at least decent (almost a full day of use, but in a condition where the phone is almost new). Should this be a hindrance to its purchase? Definitely not, as long as you buy the appropriate charger to take advantage of the super charge feature with a continuous flow of 66W. Therefore, I recommend the perfectly compatible "HUAWEI CP415 66WATT 02221779 BULK" charger, with which the phone charges from 20% to 100% (I'm not joking, I haven't been able to charge it up to 80% as it should be due to the incredible charging speed) in 20 to 25 minutes!!! In conclusion, I say: GET this phone with your eyes closed!

Bought the 12GB RAM/512GB version, the battery doesn't even last half a day with normal usage. Charging with an additional 65W charger that I bought for 30€, it's okay, it charges 15% to 100% in 45 minutes, but if you're on the go, forget it. It's a disappointment. I bought the Accubattery app for battery optimization, just like I had on my previous MI 10 Lite, but it doesn't optimize unless the screen is black. I don't want the screen to be black, seriously. I don't know what's going on. The speaker is unacceptable for a phone that costs 400+. It was one of the reasons I chose this phone, but when I'm on a call, the system that's supposed to disable the surrounding sounds also disables my own voice. I used to have the Honor 8X, it was flawless, and I thought this brand would be even better, but... Lastly, I have the Honor GS Pro smartwatch, which doesn't connect to their Health app. When I asked Honor about it, they told me that they have separated from Huawei since 2021, and the watch is essentially a Huawei product that only connects to their Honor GS3 watch. I had decided to get the Huawei GT4, so I went to a store where they had it on display to pair it with my Honor 90, but it didn't connect, neither on the phone nor on the Health app. The salesperson looked at me without knowing what to say. The GT4 is supposed to connect with all my Android devices, except the Honor 90 apparently. That's it. I hope I helped. I don't think I'll keep it.