Honor has revealed details about its new Honor 700 smartphone lineup, showcasing them in a joint promotional image ahead of the official announcement. According to the brand's official website materials, the series includes three models — Honor 700 Pro, Honor 700, and Honor 700S — all featuring a distinctive secondary rear display. The teaser shows the devices in three colors (blue, white, and pink), while the secondary screens display various scenarios: a portrait, a meme, and a digital image, emphasizing the focus on personalization.
Three Models and Camera Configurations
The lineup follows a traditional scheme with camera gradation. The entry-level Honor 700S, judging by the group photo, is equipped with two cameras, while the Honor 700 and Honor 700 Pro feature three modules in their main camera setups. This division allows the company to cover different price segments while maintaining a unified design code featuring a large camera island and a built-in secondary screen. The series' marketing slogan — "AI-Dynamic Dual Screen: Shoot and Go Viral" — indicates that artificial intelligence will be a key element for both displays.
What the Rear Screen Can Do
The secondary display on the back is not just a design element. According to Honor, it supports selfies taken with the main camera, which is convenient for group photos and face-to-camera video calls. Additionally, the screen allows users to upload custom themes and display useful information, such as heart rate and blood oxygen monitoring, as well as flight reminders. Thus, the rear display transforms into a full-fledged information and fitness interface rather than a purely decorative insert.
9000 mAh Qinghai Lake Battery
The main technical highlight of the series is a 9000 mAh battery which, according to the manufacturer's promise, provides "ultra-long battery life without any issues." It is built on Qinghai Lake technology, Honor's proprietary silicon-carbon anode development that replaces traditional graphite-anode lithium-ion batteries. The transition to silicon-carbon chemistry increases energy density and, consequently, boosts capacity while maintaining a compact body.
Hardware: Snapdragon and 4K Video
All models in the Honor 700 series will run on Qualcomm Snapdragon chips, with the top configuration featuring the flagship Snapdragon 8, according to the teaser. The smartphones support 4K video streaming and recording with an emphasis on a "cinematic" Live mode. The operating system is MagicOS. In summary, the Honor 700 series positions itself as a bet on autonomy, dual displays, and AI features, while final specifications and pricing will be revealed during the official launch.
