Honor shared in Malaysia a first image of the rear photo sensors of one of his 400 serial devices. The latter should be revealed in China very soon, and arriving at home thereafter.
6 months after the arrival of its 300 series on the market, Honor is already preparing to engage in the launch of its Honor 400. In Malaysia, the Chinese brand has indeed shared a first promotional visual of what seems to be the Honor 400 Pro, revealing the rear photo sensors of the aircraft, accompanied by the mention “Next-en Ai Imaging”. What suggest the inclusion of artificial intelligence features dedicated to the photo.
This first ” teaser Official is also embellished with a “SOON COMING” this time the track of an imminent launch for these new Honor 400 and Honor 400 Pro smartphones.
Honor 400: What to expect?
If we stick to the visual shared by Honor, the 400 Pro would have three rear photo modules divided into triangle. Previous information tells us about the sensors that we could find there:
- A main 200 MP sensor, stabilized
- An ultra-wide-angle sensor of 12 Mpx
- A 50 MP zoom
- A 50 MP selfie sensor
The device would bet for the rest on a 2.5K / 120 Hz AMOLED screen, curved on the four edges, with a diagonal of 6.7 inches and a maximum luminance of 5000 Nits. Under the hood would also be installed a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, 12 GB of RAM, as well as a 5,300 mAh battery compatible with the 100 W charging.
The whole would finally be integrated into an 8.1 mm thick chassis for 205 grams, IP68 or IP69 certified.
The “classic” Honor 400 would be a little thinner (7.3 mm thick) and a lighter chouia (184 grams), but would be satisfied with a less perfected IP65 certification and a light photo shutter (there would be the same sensors as on the 400 pro, but this time without the zoom).
In the same logic, the device would have a “only” Snapdragon 7 Gen 3, coupled with 8 GB of RAM and 256 or 512 GB of storage. It would finally be satisfied with a 120 Hz AMOLED screen, but this time completely flat, and slightly smaller (6.55 inches).
According to the latest rumors, the Honor 400 arrives in China later in May. The Honor 200 having been sold in France in the past, it is also quite possible that these new models also materialize in Europe thereafter.
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