Honor 600: 200 MP Camera and Big Battery at a Mid-Range Price
A flagship-grade 200 MP camera, IP69K protection and 80 W charging, but a mid-range price tag – that is what makes the Honor 600 stand out.
Honor 600: what to expect
The Honor 600 is the company latest attempt to redraw the limits of the mid-range. Announced in April 2026 and on shelves from May, it brings a feature set that, just a year ago, we expected only from pricey flagships.
Display and design
The phone packs a 6.57-inch AMOLED screen with a 1264 × 2728 resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate. Peak brightness reaches up to 8000 nits in HDR, according to the maker, so the screen stays readable even in direct sunlight. The body is slim at just 7.8 mm, weighs around 185 g, and pairs an aluminium frame with a glass back. Three colours are offered: white, black and orange.
Protection deserves a special mention: the Honor 600 carries both IP68 and IP69K ratings, so it survives not only submersion but also high-pressure water jets – a rarity in this class.
Camera
The headline act is the 200 MP main camera with an f/1.9 aperture, a large 1/1.4-inch sensor and optical image stabilisation (OIS). A 12 MP ultrawide lens sits alongside it. The front camera is a 50 MP unit that records 4K video. This is one of the strongest camera setups in its price bracket.
Performance and battery
Under the hood sits a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 (4 nm) processor – a mid-range chip that handles everyday tasks, social media and light gaming with ease. The phone runs Android 16 with the MagicOS 10 skin, and Honor promises as many as 6 major OS upgrades.
The European version uses a 6400 mAh battery (7000 mAh internationally) with 80 W wired fast charging. That capacity comfortably lasts more than a full day of active use.
Versions and price
In the Baltics the Honor 600 is sold in three storage options:
- 128 GB – €549.99
- 256 GB – €649.99
- 512 GB – €699.99
At launch Honor offered early buyers the 256 GB and 512 GB versions for just €499.99.
If you want more power, the Honor 600 Pro is worth a look – it steps up to a faster Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, adds a telephoto lens and supports wireless charging. Among its main rivals are the Samsung Galaxy A56 and the Xiaomi Redmi Note 15. You can browse the full Honor phone range in our catalogue.
Who is it for?
The Honor 600 is a great pick for anyone who wants a flagship-grade camera and long battery life without paying flagship money. If you do not need the very best gaming performance, this phone offers about as much value as you will find.
