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Honor 600 Lite and Huawei Band 11 spotted for the first time

We’re in the final stretch of January; it’s only been a month since the start of 2026 and yet we’ve already had a healthy dose of news, between debuts and rumors. Now two more names are added, although for the moment there’s nothing concrete besides their existence: Honor 600 Lite and Huawei Band 11 have already been certified and it’s clear they will be the new devices arriving also in our region.

Honor 600 Lite and Huawei Band 11 have been certified for the first time

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The new Honor 600 Lite has appeared with the code LNA-NX1 and the commercial name, so its identity is confirmed. Unfortunately there are neither images nor technical details: we know it will be a 5G model and will have Android 16 as software, but that’s all.

Anyway, its very existence is a kind of confirmation: the Honor 500 series (launched in November) will remain a Chinese-exclusive while international markets will receive the next generation. At this point we can expect Honor 600 and 600 Pro: they will be the successors of the current Honor 400 and 400 Pro.

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The family also includes the version 400 Lite, followed by the new device fresh from certification. We can also make some guesses about timing: it’s likely that the Honor 600 Lite will arrive on the market in April while in May the bigger siblings will take their turn.

Intanto anche Huawei Band 11 ha ricevuto la sua prima certificazione, con nome commerciale e sigla CDY-B49. Purtroppo anche in questo caso mancano i dettagli e la conferma della sua esistenza è tutto ciò che abbiamo. Probabilmente il fitness tracker avrà molto in comune con la versione attuale mentre il debutto potrebbe trovare spazio a stretto giro, forse già a febbraio.

Gabriele Cascone

Innamorato della tecnologia, con un occhio di riguardo verso smartphone e gaming, è legato indissolubilmente al mondo Nerd. Serie TV, film, giochi, manga, anime e comics sono all'ordine del giorno.

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