Vivo · September 2023
Vivo V29 Pro
≈ JOD 239–289
D 82004,600 mAh6.78" 120Hz50+8+12 MP
Mid-tier chipsetMid-size battery (4,600)3 lenses · 50 MPHigh-res OLED display
Performance index63/100
Honor · May 2023
Honor 90 Pro Price in Jordan
Estimate — about JOD 239 & full specs, October 2026 edition
Estimate — about
JOD 239
Unverified reference estimate (derived from launch pricing and comparable phones) — a starting point for negotiation, not a confirmed price.
In the “under JOD 250” bracket — see the best alternatives ›
SD 8+ Gen1Performance index 77/1005,000 mAh90W200MP3 lenses6.78"OLED 1.5K · 120Hz
Performance index:77/100
Overview
The Honor 90 Pro is a lower mid-range phone from Honor, with an unverified reference price of about JOD 239 (about $335) — an estimate, not a confirmed market price. Below is its full spec sheet with a plain-language breakdown, pros and cons, and how it compares to its rivals. We have not tested this phone ourselves; everything here is derived from published specifications.
Its main highlights: ultra-fast 90W charging, and its 200 MP main camera. Its chipset is in the strong tier (77/100 on our spec-based index) — on paper a fit for heavy daily use and most games.
Performance-index rank: #31 of 234 Honor phones we list.
Why consider it?
The 90 Pro separates from the standard model in three rows of the table: a first-generation Snapdragon 8+, a 32MP telephoto with optical stabilisation, and wired charging that reaches 90W, against a recorded figure of ≈ 239.
Who it suits
Someone who wants a very high-resolution main camera alongside a genuine stabilised telephoto, plus flagship silicon and fast charging, in a 6.78-inch curved body.
Who should look elsewhere
Not for heavy ultra-wide shooting, and not for anyone who wants a recent software base: the official sheet lists MagicOS 7.1 on Android 13.
Performance, camera, display and battery — and the limits of the evidence
The order of this phone's cameras matters, because it reverses the impression a quick reading leaves. HONOR's table names them like this: a 200MP main sensor at f/1.9, then a 12MP ultra-wide and macro lens at f/2.2, then a 32MP portrait telephoto at f/2.4 carrying optical stabilisation. The 32MP unit is not the second lens in the array but the telephoto, and the stabilisation on it is the real separation from the standard model, which makes do with electronic stabilisation alone. The front is a pair as well: 50MP at f/2.4 next to a 2MP depth sensor. Digital zoom reaches 50x and recording reaches 4K at 3840x2160. The display is 6.78 inches of OLED at 2700x1224 with 1.07 billion colours and DCI-P3 coverage. The processor is the first-generation Snapdragon 8+, one Cortex-X2 at 3.0GHz, three Cortex-A710 at 2.5GHz and four Cortex-A510 at 1.8GHz with an Adreno 730, on MagicOS 7.1 over Android 13. The battery is 5000mAh typical and the handset accepts up to 20V at 4.5A. The rest of the table: an in-display fingerprint reader, an ultrasonic proximity sensor, Bluetooth 5.2, Wi-Fi ax, NFC, and a Type-C port at USB 2.0 carrying the audio, with no 3.5mm jack. The stabilisation row here names both kinds, electronic and optical, which the cheaper model's sheet does not. Stills reach 16256x12192 pixels, and the body measures 163.8 by 74.8 by 8.1mm at about 192g.
Strengths and trade-offs in detail ›
Verdict — conditional on your needs and the documented price above
If what you want is high image detail with a stabilised optical telephoto and charging that is genuinely fast, it delivers that at ≈ 239 on flagship silicon. If you shoot wide more than anything else, the weakness sits in the same row: one 12MP sensor handling both ultra-wide and macro.
Full specifications
Each mini-graphic's fill shows where this phone sits vs the highest value we list
| Essentials | |
|---|---|
| Chipset | Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 |
| Performance index | 77/100 |
| RAM | 12 GB |
| Storage | 256 GB |
| Display | |
| Size | 6.78 inches |
| Type | OLED 1.5K |
| Refresh rate | 120 Hz |
| Smallest here3.8"This phone6.78"Biggest here8.7" | |
| Camera | |
|---|---|
| Rear | 200+12+32 MP (3 lenses) |
| Front | 50 MP |
| Battery & charging | |
| Battery | 5,000 mAh |
| Rated charging power | 90 W |
| Other | |
| Operating system | Android with MagicOS |
| Price segment | lower mid-range |
| Release period | May 2023 (approx.) |
| Price in Jordan | From 239 JOD (≈ $335) |
Phones JO index (spec-based)
What does that mean in plain words?
Chipset: Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 — a strong tier (77/100 on specs), on paper suited to most games and demanding apps.
Battery: 5,000 mAh — a large capacity by market standards. Capacity is an indicator, not a measurement: real endurance depends on the display, chipset and your usage, and we have not measured it.
Charging: 90W — among the fastest around (rated charging power; actual charge time varies with the charger and temperature).
Display: OLED 1.5K, 6.78-inch — above-FHD resolution; OLED means true blacks and high contrast.
Camera: 200+12+32 MP (3 lenses) plus a 50 MP front camera. Megapixels and lens count describe the setup, not image quality — real results depend on the sensor and processing, which we have not tested.
Battery: 5,000 mAh — a large capacity by market standards. Capacity is an indicator, not a measurement: real endurance depends on the display, chipset and your usage, and we have not measured it.
Charging: 90W — among the fastest around (rated charging power; actual charge time varies with the charger and temperature).
Display: OLED 1.5K, 6.78-inch — above-FHD resolution; OLED means true blacks and high contrast.
Camera: 200+12+32 MP (3 lenses) plus a 50 MP front camera. Megapixels and lens count describe the setup, not image quality — real results depend on the sensor and processing, which we have not tested.
Pros & cons
Pros
- All three rear lenses do real work: a 200MP f/1.9 main, a 12MP f/2.2 ultra-wide and macro unit, and a 32MP f/2.4 portrait telephoto with optical stabilisation.
- A first-generation Snapdragon 8+ with a Cortex-X2 at 3.0GHz and an Adreno 730 GPU - flagship silicon rather than a mid-range part.
- The phone accepts up to 20V at 4.5A, which is 90W, and HONOR lists a 100W charger in the adjacent row, in front of a 5000mAh cell.
Cons
- The weak link in the array is the wide end: a single 12MP f/2.2 sensor covers both ultra-wide and macro, against a 200MP main and a 32MP telephoto.
- No 3.5mm jack, a data port only at USB 2.0, and no water or dust rating in HONOR's table.
- The table declares no display refresh rate and no memory or storage configuration, and the software it names is built on Android 13.
Where to buy it in Jordan
We have no verified local listing for the Honor 90 Pro — the JOD 239 figure above is an unverified reference estimate (derived from launch pricing and comparable phones). We do not track stock or specific sellers, so check current asking prices before you decide.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does the Honor 90 Pro cost in Jordan?
We do not have a verified market price for the Honor 90 Pro. Our reference estimate is about JOD 239, derived from launch pricing and comparable phones — treat it as a starting point, not a confirmed price.
How much is the Honor 90 Pro in US dollars?
About $335 — the pegged-rate equivalent of our unverified reference estimate of JOD 239 for Jordan; we have no observed market price for it. Prices in other countries differ with taxes and import fees, so treat it as a reference point.
Is the Honor 90 Pro worth buying?
On paper it is a mid-tier phone (77/100 on our spec-based index) — the class most people buy for daily use, photos and light gaming. Compare its price against the alternatives below; we have not tested it ourselves.
What are the key specs of the Honor 90 Pro?
Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 chipset, 12 GB RAM, 6.78-inch OLED 1.5K display, 200+12+32 MP rear camera, and a 5,000 mAh battery with 90W charging.
Which phones are in the same price range as the Honor 90 Pro?
Phones we list at a similar price include Vivo V29 Pro and Redmi K60 Pro. That is a price-range match, not a judgement that they are better — compare the specs yourself from the comparison page.
Why is the Honor 90 Pro price here different from some shops?
Because the figure on this page is an unverified reference estimate, not an observed shop price (derived from launch pricing and comparable phones). Real asking prices can differ noticeably, especially between official-warranty units and imports — check current sellers before deciding.
Rivals in the same price range
Xiaomi · December 2022
Redmi K60 Pro
≈ JOD 239
SD 8 Gen25,000 mAh6.67" 120Hz50+8+2 MP
Strong chipsetLarge battery (5,000)3 lenses · 50 MPHigh-res OLED display
Performance index82/100
Honor · December 2022
Honor 80 GT
≈ JOD 239
SD 8+ Gen14,800 mAh6.67" 120Hz54+50 MP
Strong chipsetLarge battery (4,800)2 lenses · 54 MPOLED display
Performance index77/100
Vivo · January 2022
Vivo iQOO 9 Pro
≈ JOD 239–289
SD 8 Gen14,700 mAh6.78" 120Hz50+50+16 MP
Mid-tier chipsetMid-size battery (4,700)3 lenses · 50 MPHigh-res OLED display
Performance index72/100
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Note: Unverified reference estimate (derived from launch pricing and comparable phones) — a starting point for negotiation, not a confirmed price. Specs come from official manufacturer announcements and the locally available variant may differ slightly; the indices are computed from specs and we have not tested the phone ourselves. USD equivalents use the official peg.
Specification ambiguity: Some spec fields on this page (front_cam, ram_gb, refresh_hz) could not be matched to the manufacturer's own page — either the maker does not publish them, publishes a different figure, or the name covers more than one variant. Treat them as unconfirmed. Spotted an error? Let us know.
Specification ambiguity: Some spec fields on this page (front_cam, ram_gb, refresh_hz) could not be matched to the manufacturer's own page — either the maker does not publish them, publishes a different figure, or the name covers more than one variant. Treat them as unconfirmed. Spotted an error? Let us know.