New design, unprecedented colors and even some differences in specifications. In short, the upcoming Honor 600 and 600 Pro arriving in China are quite different from the Global models released recently, including the Italian version. Both phones will have exclusive colors—particularly bright—but the differences are not limited to aesthetics: here’s how the two devices will change.
Regarding the design, we are facing a total change for the rear cover: the Global models feature an aesthetic reminiscent of the iPhone 17 Pro camera module, with a large rectangular island; the Chinese Honor 600 and 600 Pro look to iPhone Air, with a horizontal capsule camera.
This isn’t a new style for the series: the overall look recalls the previous Honor 500 and 500 Pro, unseen in our latitudes. The colorways will also be different: both the Global models and the Chinese ones feature an Obsidian Black shade, but the similarities end here.
The Asian cousins will also have a Green Apple color along with an exclusive one, depending on the phone. Honor 600 will debut with a Light Feather Blue chassis, crafted with a glossy texture and lines that trace the shape of a feather. Honor 600 Pro will be available in a white-pink Lucky Star, with play of light and star-inspired reflections.
No orange colorway, unlike the international version of the lineup.
As in our case, the Honor 600 and 600 Pro also differ in the number of cameras: the base model uses a dual camera, while the higher-end model rises to three sensors, with the main one at 200 MP.
Chinese devices will be true Battery Phones, with units of 8,600 mAh and 8,000 mAh – respectively for the standard version and the Pro. Remember that Italian phones are equipped with batteries of 6,400 mAh (lithium polymer), compared to 7,000 mAh (silicon-carbon) globally.
The launch date for China was recently revealed: the event will take place on 25 May. For now there are no hardware details, but it’s likely that there won’t be any other differences and that we’ll see the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 and Snapdragon 8 Elite chipsets.
If you’re curious to discover all the details of the new smartphones, check out our review of Honor 600 and the in-depth look at the differences between the two phones. Clearly, we are talking about the Global models sold in Italy and released recently.
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