The Chinese phone maker revealed its Honor 400 Lite recently, while the Honor 400 and 400 Pro are still waiting in the pipeline. The other two will also go official soon, sometime in May, if the leaks are anything to go by. Nevertheless, we have found some new details about the standard Honor 400, which might pique your interest in this phone.
A famous publication called the YTechB added a piece on the Honor 400 earlier today and spilled almost everything there is to know about the model, including the price tag. We found that this device has a fairly decent IP65 rating with a flat AMOLED display on the front.
The rendered image shared by the publisher shows how insanely thin the screen bezels are on the Honor 400. From the details we’ve gathered so far, the panel is 6.55” AMOLED with a peak eye-searing brightness of 5000nits, with a refresh rate clocking at a high 120Hz.
The flat borders and the unique camera shape make this Honor's latest flagship phone even more interesting to look at. Not only that, but the phone is also lightweight (184g) and super thin at 7.3mm. Well, the design is riveting, but what about the specs, you may ask?
The source also mentioned its internals in the leak, and apparently, the Honor 400 has a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chip inside, which helps deal with the phone’s MagicOS 9.0-based Android 15 OS. Its 2.63 GHz clock speed and a 4nm 8-core architecture make for a great mid-level performance.
Then, there’s a 5300 mAh cell inside this device, which is rechargeable at 66W. We have a Main camera on the back that houses a 200MP f/1.9 sensor, and the second lens is a standard 12 MP ultrawide lens with a 112-degree Field-of-view. That selfie camera on the front is a 50MP unit.
According to the reported details, the Honor 400 will have limited color options: only Black and Gold/Grey. There’s limited variety when it comes to storage. The phone might only have 8/256 GB or 8/512 GB options, and the base variant might cost €499 (~PKR 159,000).
