Honor X7d Price Hiked Again: The Cheapest 512GB Phone Is Gone

In late May, vivo was hit with a wave of price hikes that pushed even some of its budget phones beyond the Rs. 50,000 mark. Now, that same trend appears to be catching up with Honor, with notable price increases affecting the Play10, the X5c series, and, of course, the Honor X7d.

On the bright side, the X7d’s price increase is relatively modest compared to the rest of Honor’s lineup. While some models saw hikes of up to Rs. 5,000, the X7d’s increase has been somewhat easier to swallow. Not exactly good news, but in the current market, we’ll take what we can get.

What is the Price of Honor X7d in Nepal?

The Honor X7d launched in Nepal on October 15 at Rs. 26,999 for the 8/256GB variant and Rs. 30,999 for the 8/512GB model. However, as the global RAM shortage pushed smartphone prices higher across the board, the X7d was not spared.

The first round of price hikes saw the phone climb to Rs. 30,999 and Rs. 32,999 for the 256GB and 512GB variants, respectively.

Now, due to the same market conditions and rising transportation costs, the 8/256GB variant has received yet another increase. The Honor X7d price in Nepal currently stands at Rs. 33,999 for the 8/256GB model. Unfortunately, the 512GB variant is no longer available. That’s a shame, because it was easily one of the most affordable 512GB smartphones on the market.

If you’re interested in picking one up, the 8/256GB variant is available through authorized Honor stores and retailers across Nepal.

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Even though a few things are going for the Honor X7d, it ultimately does not appeal all that much. So, what’s going on with this phone?

Let’s dive into the detailed overview and see for ourselves:

Honor X7d Overview

The new Honor X7d follows a familiar design that’s entirely made of plastic. The phone also retains the SGS 5-Star certification. However, the IP rating has been bumped from IP64 to IP65. And, there is also a new physical AI Button on the left that lets you launch commands and apps with a single press.

On the front, you get a 6.77-inch TFT LCD panel with HD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It has a 6,500mAh battery, which is definitely one of the biggest highlights here, as it makes the Honor X7d the phone with the largest battery at this price range. Meanwhile, charging speed is capped at 35W, which is decent but not blazing-fast.

Powering the phone is the Snapdragon 685, the same 4G chipset found on the X7c. It’s decent for casual use, but phones like the HMD Crest Max and Samsung Galaxy A17 have superior processors at a similar price. Even phones like the Infinix Hot 60 Pro Series and the Redmi Note 15 rock a more powerful silicon, even though they are 4G-only as well.

To generate hype in the market, Honor Nepal was advertising the phone as having “Super Large Storage”, which led us to suspect the phone could be available in a 512GB variant alongside the lower 256GB trim. And we were right on the money!

As such, the Honor X7d became the cheapest 512GB phone in the market.

Fast forward to June 2026, and the 512GB variant is no longer available, leaving only the 256GB model on sale. That’s a bit disappointing, considering it was one of the cheapest ways to get 512GB of storage. Regardless of the storage option, Honor paired the X7d with 8GB of RAM across the lineup.

The camera remains the same as last time, with a 108MP main sensor paired with a 2MP depth sensor. I expected an ultra-wide, considering rivals like the Moto G35 and HMD Crest Max offer one, and cost less. But that’s how it is. Lastly, up front, there’s a basic 8MP selfie camera capable of shooting 1080p videos at 30FPS.

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Previously, the Honor X7d’s biggest selling point was simple: it was the cheapest smartphone with 512GB of storage. That alone made it stand out in a crowded market.

But now that the 512GB variant is gone, all that’s left is a phone that’s priced far too aggressively to be seriously considered. Without its standout feature, the X7d becomes much harder to justify against the competition.

What are your thoughts on the Honor X7d? Let us know in the comments below!