Honor Mobile 600 Pro
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Honor 600 Pro Specifications:
Design & Build: 156.0 x 74.7 x 7.8mm, Glass back, aluminum frame, IP68/IP69/IP69K rating
Display: 6.57-inch flat AMOLED, 2728 × 1264 pixels, 1B colors, 120Hz, 3840Hz PWM, HDR Vivid, 8000 nits (peak)
Chipset: Snapdragon 8 Elite (3nm)
Memory: 12/16GB RAM; up to 1TB storage
Software & UI: MagicOS 10 based on Android 16
Rear Cameras: 200MP main, f/1.9, OIS + 50MP, f/2.8 telephoto lens with 3.5x optical zoom, 12MP f/2.2, 112° ultrawide, AF
Front Camera: 50MP, f/2.0 wide, 4K video
Security: Optical in-display fingerprint sensor, 2D face unlock
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, USB-C, 5G, e-SIM
Sensors: Accelerometer, gyro, proximity (ultrasound), compass, GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/ NavIC/QZSS/BDS, NFC
Battery: 7000mAh, 80W wired, 50W wireless, 27W reverse wired
Honor 600 Pro Overview:
Design and Display
Starting with the design, it's obvious that the Honor 600 Pro looks quite similar to the iPhone 17 Pro Max (review), except for a few changes. The phone features a glass front, a metal matte finish back, and an aluminum frame, which look and feel premium and fit comfortably in the hand. It measures 7.8 mm and weighs around 195 gm, making it slightly lighter than its predecessor, the Honor 400 Pro.
Just like the Honor 600 and Apple's iPhone 17 Pro series, it has a wide rectangular camera island. It houses three lenses here, and beside that, you find a flashlight and depth sensor. On the side of the frame, there is a dedicated button for easy access to AI tools.
Overall, the Honor 600 Pro has curved edges and rounded corners, making it look premium compared to the old model. It's also IP68 + IP69 + IP69K rated against dust and water damage, while Honor says the 600 Pro even has “industry-leading drop and crush resistance”.
Moving on to the display, the Honor 600 Pro comes with a 6.57-inch flat AMOLED panel with 2728 x 1264 pixels, offering you sharp visuals and a 120Hz refresh rate for a smooth and snappy experience. For the brightness, the screen offers 8,000 nits of peak brightness for HDR content.
It also supports DCI-P3, HDR Vivid Display 2.0, and HDR Vivid to enhance the video streaming experience with vibrant colors. And interestingly enough, Honor claims that the 600 Pro also has the “narrowest black bezel” on a phone, measuring just 0.98 mm thick.
Performance and Software
Under the hood, the Honor 600 Pro is powered by the top-tier Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, which is manufactured on a 3nm node. Honor claims that this processor could deliver a 45% boost in AI, CPU, and GPU performance compared to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3-powered Honor 400 Pro. It is paired with either 12GB or 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of storage. As it uses a powerful chip, multitasking and gaming should feel smooth and without experiencing lag or stuttering.
On the software side, the Honor 600 Pro runs Android 16, with Honor's MagicOS 10 out of the box. You can expect to get six years of major updates and six years of security patches.
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Camera and Battery
On the camera side, there's honestly not much new this time. The Honor 600 Pro features a three-camera setup like its predecessor, which consists of a 200MP main sensor with an f/1.9 aperture to offer impressive low-light performance. It also supports an AI RAW larger model that can enhance the image clarity by 50%, while it also supports OIS and EIS stabilization to ensure steady and clear videos and pics even in low-light environments.
The other two cameras include a 50MP telephoto lens with 3.5x optical zoom and a 12MP ultrawide shooter on the back. It is good to see that the Pro model does have a telephoto lens, since you are not getting one in the standard Honor 600. Likewise, the phone features a 50MP front camera with an f/2.0 aperture for selfies and video calls.
The Honor 600 Pro gets its juice from a large 7,000 mAh battery, which is exactly 1,000 mAh larger than what we got on the Honor 400 Pro. So we're expecting this phone to last at least a couple of days under moderate use. The charging situation is a little interesting, since it now supports a slower 80W wired charging speed instead of 100W on its predecessor. Other than this, the phone also supports 50W wireless and 27W reverse wired charging.
Honor 600 Pro Overview:
Design and Display
Starting with the design, it's obvious that the Honor 600 Pro looks quite similar to the iPhone 17 Pro Max (review), except for a few changes. The phone features a glass front, a metal matte finish back, and an aluminum frame, which look and feel premium and fit comfortably in the hand. It measures 7.8 mm and weighs around 195 gm, making it slightly lighter than its predecessor, the Honor 400 Pro.
Just like the Honor 600 and Apple's iPhone 17 Pro series, it has a wide rectangular camera island. It houses three lenses here, and beside that, you find a flashlight and depth sensor. On the side of the frame, there is a dedicated button for easy access to AI tools.
Overall, the Honor 600 Pro has curved edges and rounded corners, making it look premium compared to the old model. It's also IP68 + IP69 + IP69K rated against dust and water damage, while Honor says the 600 Pro even has “industry-leading drop and crush resistance”.
Moving on to the display, the Honor 600 Pro comes with a 6.57-inch flat AMOLED panel with 2728 x 1264 pixels, offering you sharp visuals and a 120Hz refresh rate for a smooth and snappy experience. For the brightness, the screen offers 8,000 nits of peak brightness for HDR content.
It also supports DCI-P3, HDR Vivid Display 2.0, and HDR Vivid to enhance the video streaming experience with vibrant colors. And interestingly enough, Honor claims that the 600 Pro also has the “narrowest black bezel” on a phone, measuring just 0.98 mm thick.
Performance and Software
Under the hood, the Honor 600 Pro is powered by the top-tier Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, which is manufactured on a 3nm node. Honor claims that this processor could deliver a 45% boost in AI, CPU, and GPU performance compared to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3-powered Honor 400 Pro. It is paired with either 12GB or 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of storage. As it uses a powerful chip, multitasking and gaming should feel smooth and without experiencing lag or stuttering.
On the software side, the Honor 600 Pro runs Android 16, with Honor's MagicOS 10 out of the box. You can expect to get six years of major updates and six years of security patches.
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Camera and Battery
On the camera side, there's honestly not much new this time. The Honor 600 Pro features a three-camera setup like its predecessor, which consists of a 200MP main sensor with an f/1.9 aperture to offer impressive low-light performance. It also supports an AI RAW larger model that can enhance the image clarity by 50%, while it also supports OIS and EIS stabilization to ensure steady and clear videos and pics even in low-light environments.
The other two cameras include a 50MP telephoto lens with 3.5x optical zoom and a 12MP ultrawide shooter on the back. It is good to see that the Pro model does have a telephoto lens, since you are not getting one in the standard Honor 600. Likewise, the phone features a 50MP front camera with an f/2.0 aperture for selfies and video calls.
The Honor 600 Pro gets its juice from a large 7,000 mAh battery, which is exactly 1,000 mAh larger than what we got on the Honor 400 Pro. So we're expecting this phone to last at least a couple of days under moderate use. The charging situation is a little interesting, since it now supports a slower 80W wired charging speed instead of 100W on its predecessor. Other than this, the phone also supports 50W wireless and 27W reverse wired charging.
