Honor teases Honor 400 series: powerful AI cameras and flagship displays

Honor has officially started preparing for the launch of its new Honor 400 line of smartphones. The brand shared the first teasers in Malaysia, revealing key design details and hinting at an imminent announcement. Apparently, the series will be a direct follow-up to last year’s Honor 300 and 300 Pro.

Without making too much noise, the company is emphasizing on AI camera capabilities and premium looks.

Stake on design and AI-powered photos

In a published image, Honor showed off the back panel of the upcoming smartphone. The main element is a large round camera unit, which houses three lenses and, presumably, an LED flash. The design is strictly symmetrical, with an emphasis on style.

Right above the camera is the caption “Next-Gen AI Imaging,” clearly indicating the prioritization of artificial intelligence capabilities in new devices. At the bottom of the frame is the terse “Coming Soon,” which confirms an imminent release. According to preliminary reports, the series will be unveiled as early as May.

What’s known about the Honor 400’s specs

• 6.55-inch AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate;
• peak brightness up to 5000 nits;
• Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 processor;
• 8GB of RAM and 256GB or 512GB storage;
• a 200MP main camera with optical stabilization;
• a 12MP ultra-wide module and a 50MP front camera;
• a 5,300 mAh battery with 66W fast charging;
• IP65 dust and moisture protection;
• housing thickness of 7.3 mm and weight of about 184 g

Honor 400 Pro: closer to flagship

• 6.7-inch AMOLED display with 1.5K resolution and four-way curvature;
• 120Hz refresh rate and up to 5000 nits of brightness;
• flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset;
• 12 GB of RAM;
• 200MP camera with OIS, 50MP TV and 12MP wide;
• front camera also at 50 MP;
• battery for 5300 mAh, but with 100W charging power;
• protection according to IP68 or even IP69 standards;
• mass of about 205 g and thickness of 8.1 mm;

China launch and global premiere

In China, the Honor 400 series is also expected to debut during May. That said, there may be differences between the Chinese and international versions of the devices. More exact specs and a launch date have yet to be revealed, but the wait doesn’t look like it will be long.

Honor 400 series is also expected to launch in China during May, with possible differences between the Chinese and international versions.

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