We have just received the recently announced Honor 600 Pro for review, joining its siblings, the standard 600 and the 600 Lite. With a focus on excellent camera capabilities and impressive battery life, the Pro model stands out as the flagship offering.
As shown in the accompanying image with the Honor 600, the Honor 600 Pro features the same 6.57-inch display size. Both models are equipped with a robust battery—7,000mAh for regions outside of Europe and 6,400mAh for European markets. Durability is a strong point for both devices, boasting IP68, IP69, and IP69K ratings, along with a GSG 5-star certification for drop and crush resistance.
The Honor 600 Pro (right) alongside the Honor 600
The main difference lies in the chipsets; the Honor 600 Pro is powered by a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor from late 2024, while the standard 600 uses a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 from 2025.
Most camera components are shared between the two models, featuring a 200MP wide-angle lens, a 12MP ultrawide lens, and a 50MP front-facing camera. However, the Pro variant distinguishes itself with a dedicated 3.5x zoom camera equipped with a 50MP sensor.
Each unit has a dedicated camera button, a useful feature that enhances usability and is notably more comfortable than flush buttons found on other devices.
A camera button enhances usability
With dimensions slightly smaller than the common 6.7-inch, 200g smartphones, the Honor 600 Pro feels well-balanced in hand—neither too large nor too small. Its grippy matte surface further adds to the comfortable feel.
Excellent ergonomics: perfectly sized
The Honor 600 Pro is available in Black, Golden White, or Orange, with configuration options of 12/256GB or 12/512GB starting April 30. At this time, we have only the Malaysian pricing: MYR 3,099 (approximately $784/€667) for the 256GB model and MYR 3,299 (around $835/€710) for the 512GB variant. European pricing will be announced soon.
