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A dependable entry-level phone with a 50MP camera, a big screen and long battery life for very little money.
The Honor X6c keeps things affordable with a 6.61-inch 120Hz screen, a 50MP main camera, a 5300mAh battery and 35W charging.
GetLow currently checks 1 X6c contract offers across 1 retailer and 1 network. The market starts at £8.99 a month, £19.00 upfront and £260.76 in total after currently stated promotional savings.
Those headline floors can come from different deals. Keep monthly price, upfront cost, data, storage, term and condition tied to one listing before deciding which offer is genuinely cheapest.
This table uses the reviewed phone plus up to four nearby alternatives by current lowest total contract cost. Monthly price, data, total cost and condition remain attached to the same cheapest-total listing for each phone.
Read each difference against the bold X6c baseline. A cheaper row shows the whole-contract saving; a dearer row shows the additional amount currently needed to step up.
| Model | Monthly price | Data | Lowest total cost | Difference vs X6c | Cheapest listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| X5c Plus | £10.70/month | 15GB | £256.80 | £3.96 less | New |
| X6c | £8.99/month | 25GB | £260.76 | Baseline | New |
| 600 Smart | £11.99/month | 200GB | £332.76 | £72.00 more | New |
| Magic 8 Lite | £11.95/month | 15GB | £335.80 | £75.04 more | New |
| 600 Lite | £13.99/month | 200GB | £380.76 | £120.00 more | New |
The Honor X6c is selected first. Change any selector to compare it with two other current phones from Honor, or with the wider market when fewer than three Honor models are available.
Every price card keeps monthly cost, upfront payment, total cost, data, contract length and condition attached to the same live listing. The specification table then shows the hardware differences that may justify paying more.
The X6c gives you a generous 6.61-inch display at 120Hz, which keeps scrolling smooth in a way budget phones often do not. The 720 x 1604 resolution is modest and the panel is an LCD, but for the price it is perfectly usable for messaging, browsing and video.
At 164 x 75.6 x 8.4mm and 199g it is a fair size, and the build feels solid enough for daily knocks.
The MediaTek Helio G81 Ultra keeps Android 15 and MagicOS 9 ticking along for everyday tasks. It is not fast, but it handles the basics of social apps, calls and casual games without fuss.
A 50MP main camera leads a dual rear setup, giving you decent daylight photos, with a 5MP selfie camera for video calls. The 5300mAh battery comfortably lasts a day, and 35W charging is quicker than most entry phones offer.
The X6c is for buyers who want a low monthly cost, a big screen and reliable all-day battery life. On a UK contract it is an easy budget recommendation; sort by total cost and pair it with a light data allowance to keep the price down.
Every current offer is listed as new. A low price is only good value when the condition, storage, warranty, returns terms and battery policy suit what you expect to receive.
Use total contract cost after any stated code as the first comparison, then check data and storage on the same basis. Availability can change as retailers update stock.
Buy it if you want a big-screen budget phone with a 50MP camera and all-day battery.
Skip it if you need 5G, a sharp screen or strong performance.
X6c is available in Black, Green. Pick the colour you can live with for the full contract, not just the launch-week favourite.

Black gives the X6c a different feel without changing the deal comparison underneath.
Honor X6c storage options include 128GB. The live cards show capacities currently found in GetLow deals. Start with the smallest suitable option for lighter use, then step up if you keep lots of photos, video, games or offline apps.
These are the buyer-facing specs that matter most when comparing contract deals.
| Display | 6.61 inch display, 720 x 1604 |
|---|---|
| Refresh rate | Up to 120Hz |
| Chip | MediaTek Helio G81 Ultra |
| Rear camera | 50MP wide + depth |
| Front camera | 5MP |
| Operating system | Android 15 (MagicOS 9) |
| Storage | 128GB |
|---|---|
| Colours | Black, Green |
| Battery | 5,300mAh battery |
| Charging | 35W wired |
| Size | 164 x 75.6 x 8.4 mm |
| Weight | 199g |
| Durability | Durability varies by model |
Specifications come from GetLow catalogue and retailer data. Contract prices and availability are checked from current in-stock GetLow listings.
No, the X6c is a 4G phone. It works on 4G across UK networks, which suits everyday browsing and streaming but is not as fast as 5G.
For an entry-level phone, yes. The 50MP main camera takes decent daylight photos, backed by a secondary sensor and a 5MP selfie camera for calls.
The 5300mAh battery comfortably lasts a full day of typical use, and 35W charging is faster than most budget rivals offer.
Yes, the 6.61-inch display runs at 120Hz, so scrolling feels smoother than on most phones at this price, though the resolution is only HD+.
For budget buyers, yes. It keeps monthly costs low while covering the essentials; compare total contract cost and choose a light data plan.
The Honor X6c is a sensible entry-level choice: a big 120Hz screen, a 50MP camera and a battery that lasts the day, all for very little. You give up 5G and a sharp screen, but for a cheap, reliable everyday phone it delivers. Compare it on GetLow by total contract cost to find the lowest-cost deal.