Honor 100 and Honor 100 Pro Launch: Public Opinion Poll Gauges Interest

New Smartphones on the Block: Exploring Honor's Latest Offerings

A recent unveiling in the tech world has spotlighted Honor's latest smartphone models, the Honor 100 and Honor 100 Pro. These newly released devices come packed with enhanced specifications, such as innovative camera systems, potent chipsets, and rapid charging capabilities. Available for pre-bookings in China, global enthusiasts will need to wait a tad longer to get their hands on these gadgets.

Capturing Professional Shots with Honor 100 Pro's Cameras

The Honor 100 Pro boasts impressive photographic capabilities featuring not one, but two DSLR-level cameras. A 50MP Sony IMX906 rests at the rear while the same resolution Sony IMX816 takes the front stage. Both cameras are capable of 4K video recording, with the rear also equipped with OIS. The previous 200MP resolution has given way to larger pixels, opting for quality over sheer quantity.

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Honor 100 Pro

The Pro variant isn't shy about its camera prowess, flaunting a 32MP 2.5x telephoto lens with OIS that achieves up to 50x digital zoom, alongside a 112° ultra-wide lens. A supplementary front module exists purely to enhance bokeh and depth-based effects.

Brains and power under the hood consist of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset, elevated from its precursor's 8+ Gen 1 in the 90 Pro, and a robust 5,000mAh battery supporting 100W fast charging. Embracing a wireless future, it offers 66W fast wireless charging capability too, fully charging in merely 42 minutes. The display, a slightly more generous 6.78” 120Hz OLED, flaunts curved edges, a resolution of 1,224 x 2,700px and showcases 10-bit color depth. Its peak brightness reaches an impressive 2,600 nits complemented by 3,840Hz PWM dimming for added visual comfort.

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Discovering the Vanilla Honor 100

Its sibling, the vanilla Honor 100, doesn't lag far behind, sporting the new Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chipset. Although it sacrifices the telephoto lens seen in the Pro, it retains the IMX906 main camera and ultra-wide lens. It features a 6.7” 120Hz curved display with a resolution of 1,200 x 2,664px, boasting the same 2,600 nits brilliance and high-frequency dimming. The battery matches the Pro in capacity but is limited to 100W wired charging only—yet it still performs with a full charge in a swift 32 minutes.

Honor 100

Keen shoppers can already lock in their preorder. The Honor 100 Pro entry model with 12/256GB configuration starts at CNY 3,400, while the Honor 100 follows suit at CNY 2,500 for the equivalent configuration. Predicting the global price tags remains a challenge, given these figures are exclusive to their launch market.

Pricing history tells a tale of the Honor 90 launching at CNY 2,500 and the 90 Pro at CNY 3,300 for similar memory setups. Once in Europe, the Honor 90 downgraded to 8GB RAM with a price tag of €550, yet the Pro version never graced European shores.

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Real-world Enthusiasm for the Honor 100 and 100 Pro?

With the Honor 100 anticipated to mirror the Honor 90's pricing, and the 100 Pro's future in international markets hanging in the balance, one wonders, would the Honor 100 be a worthy buy when available locally? ️

And if the Honor 100 Pro gets the green light for a wider release, might it make it to your gadget collection?

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