Honor has been hinting at its new 300 series smartphones for some time, and the official launch date for China has finally been confirmed: December 2nd.
Rival Launches Ahead
This announcement comes right after a series of competitor releases. For example, Oppo is set to introduce the Reno 13 series on November 25 (today), Redmi has a presentation for its K80 line on November 27, and Vivo will showcase the S20 series on November 28 in China.
Model Breakdown
Honor’s new range consists of three models — the standard 300, 300 Pro, and 300 Ultra. While all three devices have a similar design for the back, the 300 Pro and Ultra models share more features with each other compared to the vanilla variant.
The Ultra model sports a curved display with a pill-shaped cutout for dual selfie cameras, while the standard 300 has a flat screen with a single hole-punch design. The Pro and Ultra models boast a triple camera system on the back, while the regular model is expected to have a dual-camera setup, likely featuring a 50MP main sensor.
Performance Specs
Regarding performance, there are whispers about the Honor 300 utilizing a Snapdragon 7 series chip, and it will be equipped with a 5300mAh battery that supports 100W charging. Despite having a large battery, the phone is impressively slim at just 6.97mm thick. It will be available in four configurations: 8/256GB, 12/256GB, 12/512GB, and 16/512GB.
The Pro and Ultra models may not be as slender as the standard 300, but they are anticipated to include wireless charging as an extra feature. The wired charging remains consistent at 100W, along with the same 5300mAh battery. Both models are also likely to be powered by the high-performance Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor.
Color Options
In terms of color options, the standard model will be offered in Luyan Purple, Chaka Green, Yulong Snow, and Cangshan Gray. On the other hand, the Pro and Ultra variants are expected to be available in at least White and Black.
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