Honor 700 Series Design Revealed With Rear Displays on All Models

Honor has revealed the design and colour options for its upcoming 700 series in China, confirming a three-phone lineup comprising the Honor 700, Honor 700 Pro and Honor 700S.

All three models feature a secondary rear display and are now available for pre-order through Honor’s official Chinese online store. The company has not yet announced a launch date, and most hardware specifications remain unconfirmed.

The reveal establishes the lineup’s shared visual identity while leaving the differences between the three models largely unexplained.

Rear Displays Extend Across the Entire Lineup

The most distinctive confirmed feature is the square rear display, which sits within the camera plateau on each phone.

Rather than reserving the additional screen for the Pro, Honor is bringing the design to the standard Honor 700 and the 700S as well. However, the company has not detailed the screens’ functions or confirmed whether their specifications will be identical across the range.

Official images also suggest a consistent front design, with slim, symmetrical bezels and a hole-punch opening for the selfie camera.

Four Colours Confirmed for All Three Models

The Honor 700, Honor 700 Pro and Honor 700S will each be offered in four finishes:

• Blue Tone

• Cold White

• Clear Sky

• Pink Mist

The shared palette reinforces the family resemblance, although it does not establish whether the phones use the same materials or have identical dimensions.

Honor has also revealed storage configurations, according to the supplied announcement. However, the individual capacities are not included in the provided details, so a model-by-model breakdown cannot yet be presented here.

Snapdragon Chips Remain Unconfirmed

While the designs are official, processor details still come from leaks.

According to claims attributed to Digital Chat Station and reported by GSMArena, the standard Honor 700 will use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8s Gen 4, while the Honor 700 Pro will step up to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5.gsmarena

That would give the Pro a higher-tier processing platform, but the performance difference cannot be assessed without final specifications and testing.

The same reporting links the standard model to a periscope telephoto camera, with the Pro also tipped to feature periscope hardware. Teleconverter support has been rumoured for the series, although compatibility and accessory details remain unconfirmed.gsmarena

No processor or camera specifications for the Honor 700S are established in the supplied information.

Honor 700 Pro Could Combine a 200MP Camera With a 9,000mAh Battery

Earlier leaks suggest the Pro will feature a flat 6.57-inch front display with a “1.5K” resolution and narrow, symmetrical bezels. A 1.72-inch rear screen has also been reported, although Honor’s latest design reveal does not confirm that measurement.gsmarena

The rumoured camera system includes a 200MP main sensor and a 50MP periscope telephoto, while battery capacity is tipped to reach approximately 9,000mAh. These remain pre-launch claims rather than official specifications.gsmarena

If accurate, those components would give the Pro an ambitious hardware package. They would not, by themselves, establish photographic quality or battery life.

Launch Date Still Unannounced

Pre-orders indicate that Honor is preparing to bring the series to market, but the timing remains uncertain.

The supplied announcement points to a possible launch later in November. However, the linked GSMArena chipset report names December as the expected window. With no official date announced, neither should be treated as confirmed.gsmarena

For now, Honor has settled the lineup’s names, colours and shared rear-screen design. The remaining questions concern pricing, full memory configurations and how much hardware differentiation separates the Honor 700, 700 Pro and 700S.