Honor executives questioned how it can be called a gaming phone if the temperature control is not up to standard?

Today, Xiong Junmin, Vice President of Honor Business Department (Products), published a long article mocking some manufacturers for their distorted understanding of gaming phones. He questioned how a gaming phone can be called one if its temperature control is not up to standard.

Xiong Junmin said that most mobile phones can play games, but can any mobile phone be called a "gaming phone"? The reality is: the mobile phone industry is full of chaos, and many concepts have been abused or misinterpreted. Concepts like gaming phones, which have no unified standards, have become the hardest hit.

Xiong Junmin pointed out that some manufacturers even think that as long as it has a chip that can run games, it can be called a gaming phone, and they don't care about the user experience at all.

In Xiong Junmin's opinion, a gaming phone should have an excellent game lineup, strong hardware performance, and a comfortable user experience. Among these three, Xiong Junmin said that the comfortable user experience is the most important part, because when playing games, the phone runs at full speed and consumes full power. If the hardware matching and design are unreasonable, it is easy for the body to overheat, which greatly affects the experience. Playing games is an enjoyable process. If the phone is hot when playing at a critical moment, what is the enjoyment?

Afterwards, Xiong Junmin talked about how Honor 9X strictly controls power consumption and body heat, so that users can have a comfortable experience when playing games.