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Honor 600 Pro: iPhone 17 clone, but better?
30 Apr
Summary
- Phone boasts IP69K certification, surpassing iPhone 17 Pro.
- Features a 200MP main camera and a new 3.5x telephoto lens.
- Priced at €999.99 with a notable increase from its predecessor.
The Honor 600 Pro has launched with a premium design that strongly emulates the iPhone 17 Pro, enhanced by its Magic OS 10 software. Notably, it achieves an IP69K certification, surpassing Apple's flagship in water and dust resistance.
Its display is a highlight, offering rich colors, ample brightness, and advanced eye protection with 3,840Hz PWM dimming.
In terms of cameras, the 600 Pro features a 200MP main sensor and a new 3.5x telephoto lens, producing sharp images and improved zoom capabilities. Performance is powered by a Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, offering smooth operation for everyday tasks and high-end gaming, despite not topping benchmarks.
The phone runs Magic OS 10, which is heavily influenced by iOS. While functional, it includes preinstalled bloatware and an overreliance on AI features. Honor promises six years of OS updates and security patches.
The Honor 600 Pro is equipped with a large 6,400mAh battery, supporting 80W wired and 50W wireless charging, capable of lasting up to two days. It is available from May 6, 2026, for €999.99 in Europe and the UK, representing a significant price increase from its predecessor.
