Bafana Bafana stars Ronwen Williams and Themba Zwane graced the launch of the HONOR X7d 5G, alongside Amajita quartet Thabang Mahlangu, Neo Rapoo, Siviwe Magidigidi, and Lazola Maku.
The Amajita players were part of the team that competed in the prestigious FIFA Under-20 World Cup hosted in Chile.
On the other hand, Bafana, sponsored by HONOR, recently celebrated a significant milestone by qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, set to take place in Mexico, Canada, and the United States. They are also headed for the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco this December.
The national team players were joined by Siwelele FC midfielder Vincent Pule at the launch of the brand’s latest innovation.
Also present were participants from the SuperSport MVP Talent Search, each of whom was awarded a new HONOR X7d 5G. This is as part of the brand’s commitment to supporting local talent.
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“Sport and technology share a common DNA — precision, endurance and innovation,” says Fred Zhou. The latter is the CEO of HONOR South Africa. “The HONOR X7d 5G embodies these qualities, giving South Africans a device that’s as reliable and high-performing as their favourite athletes.”
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The HONOR X7d 5G sets a new standard for durability with SGS-certified Premium Drop Protection and IP65 Water Resistance. This ensures the device can withstand the bumps of everyday life — or even a moment on the field.
With a 6500mAh dual-cell battery, 35W HONOR SuperCharge, and enhanced temperature tolerance. The X7d 5G keeps users powered through long training sessions, match days, and road trips alike.
Powered by the Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 chipset and MagicOS 9.0, the device provides a smooth, lag-free experience ideal for sports fans streaming matches, managing social media, or staying connected on the go.
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