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You can buy the Apple iPhone 8 at the lowest price of HK$ 5,799.00 from Expansys which is 3% cheaper than the Apple iPhone 8 that is sold by Apple at the price of HK$ 5,988.00, you can also buy it from Tomtop and Personal Digital.
Alternatively, the Apple iPhone 8 is also sold in Indonesia at Bukalapak with the price of HK$ 3,700.00 and Malaysia at Shopee with the price of HK$ 4,549.00 and Philippines at Expansys with the price of HK$ 5,833.00 and Singapore at Shopee with the price of HK$ 4,806.00 and Thailand at Shopee with the price of HK$ 5,346.00 and Vietnam at Cellphones with the price of HK$ 4,274.00.
Pricing details were last updated at 18 September 2018, 09:22.
| Country | International Price | Price in HKD |
|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | HKD 5,799.00 | HKD 5,799.00 |
| Indonesia | IDR 6.800.000 | HKD 3,700.00 |
| Malaysia | MYR 2,400.00 | HKD 4,549.00 |
| Philippines | PHP 40,210.00 | HKD 5,833.00 |
| Singapore | SGD 840.00 | HKD 4,806.00 |
| Thailand | THB 22,199 | HKD 5,346.00 |
| Vietnam | VND 12.590.000 | HKD 4,274.00 |
| Variants | Price |
|---|---|
| Apple iPhone 8 256GB Silver | HK$ 7,463.00 |
| Apple iPhone 8 256GB Gold | HK$ 6,999.00 |
| Apple iPhone 8 256GB Space Grey | HK$ 5,950.00 |
| Apple iPhone 8 256GB Red | Offer unavailable |
| Apple iPhone 8 64GB Gold | HK$ 5,940.00 |
| Apple iPhone 8 64GB Space Grey | HK$ 5,940.00 |
| Apple iPhone 8 64GB Silver | HK$ 5,940.00 |
| Apple iPhone 8 64GB Red | HK$ 5,799.00 |
The long discussion on which is better: Android or iOS, has been dragging out for the past almost ten years or so. Each operating system and/or phone has its own ups and downs like Apple phones have better camera but the technology is not as advanced as those created by Android phone brands every year. Each takes a cake on both pros and cons - but this Android vs Apple battle might just tip the scale.
The battle for the smartphone flagship supremacy rages on, as the best from Samsung and Apple look to be crowned as the best smartphone in the market today. The Samsung Galaxy S9 is the Android phone to beat but how does it fare with Apple’s top contender - the iPhone X? With both phones boasting top-of-the-line features and specifications, this is easily one of the closest phone matchups to date. To end the debate once and for all, let’s delve deeper to identify what both phones bring to the table:
| Display | |
|---|---|
| Screen Size | 4.7" |
| Display Resolution | 750 x 1334pixels |
| Pixel Density | 326ppi |
| Scratch Resistant | Yes |
| Water Resistant | Yes |
| Camera | |
|---|---|
| Rear Camera Resolution | 12MP |
| Front Camera Resolution | 7MP |
| Dual camera | No |
| Memory | |
|---|---|
| RAM | 2GB |
| Internal Storage | 64GB |
| Expandable Memory | No |
| Card Slot | No |
| Battery | |
|---|---|
| Battery Capacity | 1821mAh |
| Talk Time | 14h |
| Platform | |
|---|---|
| Processor | Hexa Core |
| Operating System | iOS |
| Design | |
|---|---|
| Weight | 148g |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 138.4 x 67.3 x 7.3mm |
| Body Material | Glass |
| Launch | |
|---|---|
| Release Year | 2017 |
| Release Month | September |
| Colour | |
|---|---|
| Colours | Red |
| Connection | |
|---|---|
| USB Connectors | Lightning |
| NFC | Yes |
| Wi-Fi Standard | 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac |
| Networking | |
|---|---|
| Dual SIM | No |
| SIM Card | Nano-SIM |
| Features | |
|---|---|
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Virtual Reality Capable | No |
| Heart Rate Sensor | No |
| LED Notification Light | Yes |
| Face Recognition | No |
| Iris Scanner | No |
| Fingerprint Scanner | Yes |
| FM Radio | No |
| 3D Touch | Yes |
The Apple iPhone 8 has the best of both worlds - it has features of the iPhone X while certain features of the iPhone 7 remain. With overhauled internals and minor tweaks in terms of its design, the iPhone 8 Hong Kong does everything better than ever before. Although the iPhone 8 release date was in late 2017, the phone still remains relevant amongst the latest phones available today.
Although the iPhone 8 HK is slightly bigger than its predecessors, it is still able to house an iPhone 7 case. The biggest change is the switch from an aluminium exterior to a glass chassis which makes it a little heavier than its predecessors. Nevertheless, this iPhone HK device offers more durability and is even believed to have the most robust chassis compared to the other iPhones. All in all, the iPhone 8 feels more solid and high-end than its predecessors. Its compact and comfortable size allows you to slip it into your pockets easily, making it one of the best handsets on the market for convenient one-handed operation.
Although the iPhone 8 comes with the traditional 4.7-inch display like its predecessors, it boasts a major upgrade with its True-Tone technology which features a four-channel ambient light sensor that measures the colour temperature of your environment and adjusts the display accordingly. On the other hand, the Night Mode delicately shifts the display towards the warmer, more yellow temperature as the day wears down. Also, the smartphone’s display is bright, legible in a variety of lighting conditions, and probably the best IPS LCD around for an iPhone. With that, you will be comfortable to read on for long periods, watch movies, and play games with clearer and crisper visuals.
The iPhone 8 is packing some serious cutting-edge hardware under the hood. Apple’s new A11 Bionic chip is incredibly fast. It combines two high-performance cores with four high-efficiency cores and has an Apple-designed GPU inside. With that, the device is slick and speedy when navigating and running apps and games.
Just as Apple brings improvements to the iPhone 8's familiar design, so does their latest software update, iOS 11. One of the biggest additions to its operating system comes via ARKit, which is a developer framework for augmented-reality (AR) apps and games. With AR, your iPhone’s camera can overlay game elements on furniture such as a table on your living room floor.
The iPhone 8 sports a 12-MP rear camera with an aperture of f/1.8, HDR, and optical image stabilization. It’s designed to be easy to use; just point and shoot and more often than not, you’ll get a decent photo. However, the feature that you should look forward to is the sensor which offers “deeper” pixels and further reduces cross-talk and improves accuracy. Snapping photos are larger and faster as it pulls in more light and let you capture moments more instantaneously. Even in a variety of different lighting conditions, indoor and out, you can confidently take great shots. It also features a new colour filter which is not common these days and it promises better, truer, colours across a wider dynamic range.
Check out the hands-on review of the iPhone 8 in the video below: