Last week, Honor introduced its latest performance smartphone, the Honor 90 GT. The device replaces last year’s Honor 80 GT and was previously rumored to be called Honor 100 GT.

The most important feature of the phone is the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. Considered one of Qualcomm’s best mobile chips to date, this processor offers excellent performance with low power consumption. The product went on sale yesterday. After this, the brand announced the prices of spare parts.

Like all other phones, the most expensive part of the Honor 90 GT is the motherboard. Pricing starts at ¥1,899 (~$265) for the base 12GB + 256GB variant and goes up to ¥2,679 (~$375) for the 24GB + 1TB version.

On the other hand, the cheapest parts are the 16MP selfie camera and the 12MP ultra-wide camera. They cost ¥149 (~$20) each.

The full list and prices of Honor 90 GT spare parts are here.

• Display – ¥779 (~$110)
• Battery – ¥229 (~$32)
• motherboard
  • 12GB + 256GB – ¥1,899 (~$265)
  • 16GB + 256GB – ¥2,099 (~$295)
  • 16GB + 512GB – ¥2,299 (~$320)
  • 24GB + 1TB – ¥2,679 (~$375)
• Back Panel – ¥259 (~$35)
• cameras
  • Front – ¥149 (~$20)
  • Rear (main) – ¥479 (~$65)
  • Rear (Ultra Wide) – ¥149 (~$20)

Labor costs range from ¥50 (~$7) to ¥150 (~$20) depending on the type of service.

The Honor 90 GT has a 6.7-inch flat OLED display with a hole in the middle and minimal bezels around it. The screen offers 2664 x 1200 pixels (1.5K) resolution, 120 Hz refresh rate and 3840 Hz PWM dimming.

Under the hood of the smartphone is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip coupled with LPDDR5x RAM and UFS 4.0 storage. It uses a 3D vapor chamber cooling system to keep thermals under control.

The phone has a dual camera system consisting of a Sony IMX906 main sensor with optical image stabilization and a 12MP ultra-wide unit. There is a 16 megapixel camera on the front. The device runs MagicOS 7.2 based on Android 14. It is backed by a 5200mAh battery with 100W wired charging support.