The Hidden Appeal of Smartphones with Dual Front Cameras
Existence, even if it seems unreasonable, many smartphones that appear to have no potential buyers may actually cater to specific demographics, achieving surprisingly good sales. Take, for example, the notion that smartphones with dual front cameras are unnecessary. Many people once suggested eliminating the front camera altogether because they don’t take selfies, advocating for a true full-screen experience. Later, the realization dawned that facial recognition necessitates the presence of a front camera. However, the concept of dual front cameras remains elusive to them.
In fact, nowadays, an increasing number of smartphones on the market are equipped with dual front cameras. Despite the perception that this design enlarges the punch-hole area on the screen, reducing the screen-to-body ratio, dual front cameras can simulate human vision, providing selfie effects unmatched by single-camera smartphones. The growing popularity of smartphones with dual front cameras is also attributed to the expanding demand within the short video and live streaming industries. For instance, a model under the Honor brand, the Honor 90 Pro, has been selling well.
Many people might assume that the Honor 90 Pro wouldn’t attract many buyers due to its dual front cameras and a “pill-shaped” design for the front screen. However, in reality, this Honor smartphone has achieved impressive sales figures. For consumers who have no demand for it, dual front cameras hold little significance. Yet, for those who need to shoot short videos, engage in live streaming, or enjoy taking selfies, this smartphone holds great appeal. Equipped with a 50-megapixel dual front camera setup, it offers significant advantages.
The 50-megapixel dual front camera setup not only enhances the selfie capabilities of this smartphone but also enables ultra-wide-angle views and 4K HD video recording. It is precisely due to the strong market performance of this Honor smartphone that an increasing number of smartphones with similar designs have appeared on the market. With the increase in similar smartphones, the only way to enhance competitiveness is by lowering prices. The market price of the Honor 90 Pro has been consistently reduced, reaching a new low now, making it even more affordable, including the high-spec version.
Initially priced at 3,299 yuan for the base model with 12GB+256GB configuration, its popularity is also attributed to its well-rounded specifications. Equipped with the Snapdragon 8+ flagship processor, it ensures excellent performance. Moreover, the screen features a high-end luminous quad-curved display, and it debuted with a 3840Hz ultra-high-frequency PWM dimming, providing a zero-risk eye-protecting screen. Even the rear camera of this smartphone is a 200-million-pixel triple camera setup, along with a 5000mAh large battery and 90W super fast charging.
The increase in similar smartphones has had some impact on its sales. Now, taking advantage of the Spring Goodies Festival, Honor has slashed prices across its lineup. The 16GB+256GB high-spec version has dropped to 2,745 yuan, while the 12GB+256GB base version is now priced at just 2,419 yuan, making it even more affordable. Among similar smartphones, its powerful imaging capabilities remain a major advantage, producing excellent results for live streaming or short video shooting, hence attracting many interested consumers.