The Honor 600 series once again comes in two models: the Honor 600 and Honor 600 Pro. They are set to debut globally on April 23, 2026. The official overseas account has already released a design teaser video, and the core specifications are quite clear. The main difference is a slight adjustment to the camera deco design in the Chinese version.
So, how’s the design? It’s quite controversial — completely different from the 500 series. The previous generation had a more “Air-style” look, while the 600 series now resembles the iPhone 17 Pro lineup.
Performance
It’s powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite (3nm process), the same chip as the 500 Pro — a sub-flagship processor. On GeekBench 6, it scores 2858 in single-core and 8666 in multi-core, which is quite impressive, with solid power efficiency. In real-world testing, Genshin Impact runs steadily at 60 FPS on high settings, with the device temperature reaching only 41.2°C.
Battery & Charging
This time, it features a massive 9200mAh Qinghai Lake silicon-carbon battery (with improved energy density). Keep in mind, this is in a relatively compact 6.5-inch device — quite remarkable. It can easily last around 1.5 days under normal use. It also supports 100W wired fast charging and 50W wireless charging.
Camera
The rear features a triple-camera setup:
- 200MP wide main camera (with OIS, ultra-clear imaging, CIPA 5.0 stabilization, and advanced portrait/live photo capabilities)
- 3.5x telephoto camera (with OIS)
- Front camera: 64MP, supporting AI portrait blur
The design features a horizontal large matrix camera module, an orange frosted glass back cover, oversized R-angles, ultra-thin uniform bezels on all four sides, and a flat metal frame with sharp edges. So tell me—doesn’t this look like an “Apple alternative”?
In terms of peripheral features, it includes IP68/IP69K dust and water resistance (resistant to high-pressure water jets), an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint sensor (supports wet-hand unlocking), infrared remote control, full-feature NFC, an X-axis linear motor, and symmetrical dual speakers. It runs the MagicOS 10 system (based on Android 16).
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