We must admit that Huawei has done an admirable job in marketing its midrange device, the Y9 (2019). The smart handheld is a direct competitor to the likes of the Tecno Camon X/Pro and the pricier OPPO F7/9, and addresses the shortcomings of earlier releases such as the Y7 in a number of ways: it blows up the screen to a large 6.5-inch stretch on the diagonal, sheds several millimeters in side bezels that make it relatively pocketable for such a large phone and adds additional features for a 2018 device such a notch (that you can deactivate unlike in the P20 Lite), dual cameras on the front and rear, as well as face unlock.
You can now buy the device from any Telkom Kenya outlet. The price is the same as what you would pay for it through other means (KES 24,900), but Telkom adds free 2.5 GB of data. Owing to the interest this device has generated, splashing some goodies on top of the purchase is a welcome idea.
When it comes to taking pics and selfies, capture the details of the moment with Huawei Y9’s dual cameras 📷 📱😉 16MP + 2MP front and 13MP + 2MP back cameras are guaranteed to make you a photo pro 👑 Get it at any Telkom shop near you, it comes with 2.5GB free data. pic.twitter.com/OwLP71W30A
— Telkom Kenya (@TelkomKenya) November 13, 2018
We have covered the device in several previous posts. In sum, the spec sheet, which covers all Y9 features is live on the site.
Also, we lauded the phone’s edge over its immediate competitors. The specifics of our objective argument were presented by Saruni Brian.
For interested customers who need to experience Y9’s unboxing experience and first impressions, then this post will serve you just right.
In case a Telkom Kenya store is not in your hometown, you should not worry because it is possible other retailers have the unit in stock.
What’s more, camera enthusiast who need more insights about artificial intelligence (AI) in photography will find this post equally informative.
Lastly, you can read and watch our final verdict on the device’s good points and shortcomings here.
