Honor has become one of the most talked-about phone brands in Bangladesh, but which model actually fits a buyer’s budget and needs? With more than a dozen active models spread across four different price bands, picking the right one can feel overwhelming.
One quick correction before diving in: Honor is no longer a Huawei sub-brand. It became a fully independent company back in 2020, which means every Honor phone sold today comes with full Google Play Store support out of the box, a genuinely useful thing to know for buyers still holding onto outdated assumptions about the brand.
This guide is organized by real budget tier, from entry-level to near-flagship, so readers can jump straight to the range that fits their wallet.
Best Honor Phone Top Pick in Each Tier
| Budget Tier | Model | Price | Best For |
| Entry (15k–25k) | Honor X6c / X7d | 19,999 – 27,999 | Students, first-time buyers |
| Mid (25k–45k) | Honor X7c / X8d | 24,200 – 37,999 | Everyday all-rounders |
| Upper-Mid (45k–65k) | Honor 600 5G / Magic 7 Lite | 47,999 – 61,710 | Display and camera upgrades |
| Near-Premium (65k–80k) | Honor Win RT / 600 Pro 5G | 61,999 – 77,999 | Flagship-adjacent performance |
Entry-Level Picks (BDT 15,000 – 25,000)
Honor X6c—Best for Absolute Basics on a Tight Budget
At around Tk 19,999, the X6c runs on a Helio G81 Ultra chipset paired with a 6.61″ TFT LCD, a 5,300mAh battery, and 35W charging, with configurations going up to 12GB RAM/256GB storage.
Take Ahmed, a university student who needed a reliable phone for calls, class notes, and Facebook, the X6c handles all of that comfortably. But it’s worth being upfront: the TFT LCD panel (not AMOLED) and a basic dual-camera setup are real limitations, not something to gloss over if photography matters.
Honor X6d 5G—Similar Price, 5G Connectivity
Priced similarly at around Tk 19,999, the X6d is a comparable entry option that adds 5G support, worth considering for buyers who specifically want future-proofing on network speed even at this budget.
Honor X7d—Best 5G Pick Under 25K
Priced between Tk 24,000 to 27,999 depending on the retailer, the X7d steps things up with a Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 chipset, a 6.77″ display, a 6,500 mAh battery, and 5G support.
Multiple BD retailers position this model as one of the strongest “best 5G phone under 40K” picks, and given the spec sheet at this price, that’s a genuinely reasonable claim.
Mid-Range Picks (BDT 25,000 – 45,000)
Honor X7c—Best All-Rounder in This Tier
At Tk 24,200–28,435, the X7c pairs a Snapdragon 685 with a 6.8″ IPS LCD running at 120Hz, a triple rear camera setup, and 35W charging. Battery figures vary slightly across listings (5,200–6,000 mAh), so it’s worth confirming the exact figure with the retailer before buying.
Fatima, who upgraded from a basic entry phone, found the jump to a 120 Hz display was the single biggest quality-of-life change, everything from scrolling to short-form video feels smoother, and it’s a meaningful step up while staying within a moderate budget.
Honor X8d—For Buyers Who Want More Storage Headroom
At around Tk 37,999 for the 8GB/256GB variant, the X8d is a slightly more premium X-series option for buyers who specifically want extra storage without jumping to the next price tier.
Honor 600 Lite 5G—Entry Point Into the Numbered Series
Priced around Tk 40,999–42,999, this is a reasonable bridge model for buyers wanting a taste of Honor’s more mainstream “600” lineup without paying full mid-range pricing.
Upper-Mid-Range Picks (BDT 45,000 – 65,000)
Honor 600 5G—Best Balanced Choice in This Tier
At Tk 47,999–60,499 depending on variant, the 600 5G is a genuine step up in overall build quality and camera capability within the numbered series.
Honor Power 2 — For Battery-Focused Buyers
Priced around Tk 54,999–57,999, this model is worth highlighting for buyers whose main priority is maximum battery life and endurance over camera or display specs.
Honor Magic 7 Lite — Best AMOLED Display in This Range
At Tk 60,379–61,710, the Magic 7 Lite brings a 6.78″ AMOLED display, a Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 chipset, a 6,600mAh silicon-carbon battery, and 8GB/512GB storage.
This is the point in the lineup where buyers get a genuine AMOLED panel and a notably large silicon-carbon battery—a meaningful upgrade over the LCD panels used in every lower tier, and worth calling out clearly since display type is a common point of confusion across Honor’s range.
Near-Premium Picks (BDT 65,000 – 80,000)
Honor Win RT — Best Pick Approaching Flagship Territory
Priced around Tk 61,999–65,999, the Win RT is positioned as one of the strongest specs-for-price options as the lineup approaches the Tk 80,000 ceiling.
Honor 600 Pro 5G (Base Variant) — Stretching the Budget for Flagship-Adjacent Features
Starting around Tk 77,999, this sits right at the edge of this guide’s budget range, worth considering for buyers willing to stretch slightly for meaningfully better camera and performance specs than the mid-tier options offer.
A Note on What’s Just Above This Range
Step just past Tk 80,000, and Honor’s proper flagship-adjacent tier opens up, with models like the Honor WIN 5G and Magic 8 Pro AIR, for buyers whose budget has a bit of flexibility.
How to Choose Based on What Actually Matters?
For battery life: The Honor Power 2 and silicon-carbon battery models like the Magic 7 Lite stand out specifically for endurance.
For display quality: The Magic 7 Lite and above are the AMOLED options. Most models under Tk 40,000 still use LCD panels, a fair trade-off for the price, but worth knowing before buying.
For 5G connectivity: The X7d and above cover this. Entry-tier models like the base X6c may not include 5G. Shoppers can check live pricing and current stock across the full lineup at SMS Gadget’s Honor Mobile Shop before deciding.
Official vs Unofficial—A Quick Comparison
| Official Honor Phone | Unofficial/Grey Import | |
| Warranty | Brand-backed, typically 12 months | Little to no local support |
| Software updates | Guaranteed | Often uncertain |
| MEI registration | Verified, BTRC-compliant | Frequently unverifiable |
| After-sales service | Authorized service centers | Limited or none |
| Resale value | Higher | Lower |
Buying Safely — A Quick Reminder
Look for “Official” Labeling and Verify the Distributor
Smart Technologies (BD) Ltd./Sony-Smart is Honor’s confirmed official distributor in Bangladesh. Buyers should always verify IMEI numbers and purchase from official retailers. SMS Gadget, one of the country’s established electronics retailers, lists official pricing across the entire range on its Honor Mobile Price page, which is a useful reference point for cross-checking before a purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Honor still connected to Huawei?
No. Honor became a fully independent company in 2020 and now ships with full Google Play Store support on every model sold in Bangladesh.
What is the best Honor phone under 20,000 taka in Bangladesh?
The Honor X6c, at around Tk 19,999, is currently the most affordable option, ideal for students and first-time buyers.
What is the best Honor phone under 50,000 taka in Bangladesh?
The Honor 600 5G offers the best overall balance of camera, display, and performance in this range.
Do Honor phones in Bangladesh have Google Play Store?
Yes. Since becoming an independent brand, every Honor device sold in BD ships with full Google Play Store access.
Which Honor phone offers the best battery life under 80,000 taka?
The Honor Power 2 and the silicon-carbon battery in the Magic 7 Lite are the standout picks for endurance-focused buyers.
Final Thoughts
Honor’s Bangladesh lineup genuinely covers a wide, well-differentiated range from 15,000 to Tk 80,000, with clear step-ups in display technology, 5G support, and battery capacity at each tier, not just incremental price bumps. And to reiterate a point that will likely surprise many buyers: Honor hasn’t been a Huawei sub-brand for years.
Given natural price variance between retailers, it’s worth comparing live prices across two or three sellers before making a final decision.

