The Honor 600 Pro has leaked, and while we’ve seen its design somewhere before, there’s no denying it’s a hugely promising phone.
Regular tipster Digital Chat Station has posted what appear to be genuine images of the Honor 600 Pro, and we have to say – it looks an awful lot like the iPhone 17 Pro.
There’s the phone’s familiar orange colour, of course, but even the camera layout and design looks a lot like Apple’s flagship phone. Honor’s take does differentiate one of the three camera modules, to be fair.
Digital Chat Station
Around front, we have display bezels that are both pleasingly minimal and uniform, and a compact hole punch notch.
Honor is one of the few Android manufacturers to emulate Apple’s Face ID notch system, but only in the likes of the Honor Magic 8 Pro series.
Honor 600 Pro specs
In related news, the Honor 600 Pro has appeared on the popular Geekbench benchmarking tool. Scores of 2858 single-core and 8666 multi-core are pretty darned impressive, which is what you’d expect coming from the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor.
That’s Qualcomm’s 2025 flagship chip, but it remains a hugely capable performer. It certainly gives the Google Pixel 10 and its Tensor G5 chip a good hiding, at any rate.
Honor appears to have paired this component with 12GB of RAM, which is a good amount for a phone that’s set to come in just below flagship level.
We’ve heard it claimed that the Honor 600 Pro will pack an OLED display with a 1.5K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It should also feature a 200Mp main camera, as well as a huge 9000mAh battery.
Launching soon
The good news is that we should be seeing the Honor 600 series in the West, too.
Over on Honor’s official French website, the company has confirmed that the Honor 600 series (regular and Pro models expected) will be launching on 23 April at 10am local time. There’s even an early bird offer that saves you €150 if you pre-order.
While the Honor 500 series was an oddly timed release that never made its way to Europe, the Honor 400 series (title image) appeared on these shores around this time last year.
We were big fans, particularly when it came to the regular model, which we called “a solid mid-range phone with a stacked spec sheet and tonnes of great features”.
