Honor 700 Pro specs leak: compact 1.5K display, 200MP camera and big battery
Honor appears poised to expand its smartphone portfolio with the rumored Honor 700 series, potentially arriving in China next month. Leaks suggest the range will include three models, with the Honor 700 Pro positioned as the standout thanks to a rear display, high-resolution camera hardware, and a large battery.
What the leaks suggest
A Chinese tipster claims the Honor 700 series will consist of three devices, while a recent AnTuTu post on Weibo has repeated the three-model claim and shared alleged specifications for the Honor 700 Pro. Honor has not officially confirmed the lineup, its exact model names, or a launch date.
The series is tentatively expected to debut in China in November. If the timing holds, it would follow Honor’s recent Magic 9 and Win 2 releases and add another major product family to its late-year lineup.
Honor 700 Pro: the rumored flagship
The most intriguing rumored feature is a 1.72-inch secondary display on the rear of the Honor 700 Pro. Such a screen could show notifications and status information, or act as a live preview when users take selfies or record video with the rear cameras.
The phone is also tipped to carry a 200-megapixel main camera and a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto lens. Although the leak does not mention one, an ultra-wide camera would be a natural addition to complete the rear setup.
On the front, the Honor 700 Pro is expected to feature a 6.57-inch flat display with 1.5K resolution and slim, symmetrical bezels. That would make it relatively compact by current flagship standards, while still offering a modern high-resolution viewing experience.
Battery and charging
Battery life may be another key selling point. The Honor 700 Pro is rumored to pack a 9,000mAh cell—exceptionally large for a conventional smartphone—alongside 80W wired charging and 50W wireless charging.
If accurate, the combination could appeal to users who want extended endurance without sacrificing fast top-ups or wireless convenience. As with the rest of the specifications, however, these details remain unofficial and may change before launch.
A crowded November in China
Honor would not be alone in targeting November. Vivo is reportedly preparing the S70 series, while Oppo’s Reno 17 lineup is also said to be in development for a China launch during the same period.
For now, the Honor 700 Pro’s rumored rear display and 200MP camera are the features most likely to generate attention. Whether Honor can turn those leaks into a distinctive, polished product will become clearer once the company makes an official announcement.
