Honor X60 GT Leak: Flagship Killer with Impressive Battery Life

Key Takeaways

1. The Honor X60 GT is rumored to have a large 6,300mAh battery while being only 7.7mm thick, redefining “slim and light” smartphones.
2. It may serve as a budget-friendly alternative to the GT Pro, but with a slower charging speed of 80W.
3. The device is expected to feature a 6.7-inch 1.5K+ 120Hz LTPS display with a peak brightness of 5,000 nits.
4. Key features may include X-axis linear haptics, stereo dual speakers, an IR blaster, multi-function NFC, and OIS for its 50MP camera.
5. The design could include a new cross-hatched pattern and a vapor chamber for cooling, while using the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC like its predecessor.

The well-known leaker, Digital Chat Station, suggests that the Honor X60 GT could belong to a new line of Android smartphones that change the concept of “slim and light,” despite having batteries that seem quite large on paper. This device is rumored to feature a substantial battery capacity of 6,300mAh while maintaining a thickness of only 7.7 millimeters.

Affordable Option

This model could serve as a more budget-friendly choice compared to the anticipated GT Pro, although it might have a slightly slower charging speed of 80W.

Display and Features

The GT is expected to sport a display that measures around 6.7 inches diagonally, slightly smaller than the 6.78 inches of its predecessor. The flat, rumored 1.5K+ 120Hz LTPS screen is claimed to achieve an impressive peak brightness of 5,000 nits.

Furthermore, the upcoming flagship in the X60 series may come equipped with sought-after features like X-axis linear haptics, stereo dual speakers, an IR blaster, and “multi-function” NFC, along with OIS for its 50MP primary camera, a feature that was absent in the X50 GT. It might also present an enhanced, though not entirely flagship-level, IP65 rating.

Cooling and Design

Additionally, the X60 GT could include a reasonably sized 5514mm² vapor chamber to manage its internal temperatures. However, this might not be a major concern if it indeed operates on the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC, which is the same processor used in the X50 GT.

The new model is now believed to replace its racing-stripe design with a unique cross-hatched pattern available in blue or silver, along with a third option in plain black.

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