Sources say the Huawei Honor 7 - which was made official late last month and is currently only available in China - is now available for order internationally thanks to Oppomart.
Honor 7 now available for international order
This comes just a few days after Huawei confirmed that it's getting ready to sell the Honor 7 in European markets.
Huawei Honor 7
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According to reports, the online retailer is selling the 16GB variant of the handset for $429 (excluding shipping charges), up from its usual price of $320. It's also worth mentioning that the model supports LTE band 1 and band 3, which means that it isn't compatible with LTE networks in North America.
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