The Honor 600 series targets the affordable flagship segment by featuring Snapdragon performance and a 7,000mAh battery.

      The new lineup combines flagship Snapdragon performance with a sharp display, an extensive battery, and a 200MP primary camera.

      Honor has officially unveiled its latest N-series devices, introducing several significant enhancements compared to the Honor 400 series, which was the previous N-series lineup released outside of China. The Pro model within the new Honor 600 series is particularly noteworthy, as it aims to be an “accessible flagship” that combines a high-end Snapdragon SoC with an impressive display and a large battery, all at a competitive price.

      Premium specifications without a premium price tag

      The new lineup pushes Honor’s N-series into flagship status, with both the standard Honor 600 and the more advanced Honor 600 Pro featuring capabilities often found in pricier phones. The Honor 600 Pro is equipped with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, making it a viable choice for gaming and intensive tasks. In contrast, the standard variant utilizes the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, delivering a balanced combination of performance and efficiency.

      Honor 600 Pro in Golden White, Orange, and Black

      Regarding display quality, both models include a 6.57-inch OLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, a peak brightness of 8,000 nits, and 3,840Hz PWM dimming. Battery performance is also a significant highlight, with both devices housing a 7,000mAh silicon-carbon battery that supports 80W wired fast charging and 27W reverse charging. The Pro model goes further by offering 50W wireless charging, a feature often lacking in budget-friendly flagships.

      Honor 600 in Orange, Golden White, and Black

      The camera specifications of the Honor 600 series are impressive as well, with both devices sporting a 200MP main camera featuring a large 1/1.4-inch sensor. The Pro model pairs this with a 50MP telephoto lens allowing up to 120x zoom and CIPA 6.5 image stabilization, along with a 12MP ultrawide camera and a 50MP front-facing camera. The standard version retains the same ultrawide and selfie cameras but omits the telephoto option.

      As previously mentioned, Honor is introducing its enhanced AI Image to Video 2.0 feature with this lineup, enabling users to create short videos from still images using natural language prompts. Both models also benefit from improved durability, boasting an IP69K rating along with enhanced drop resistance certification.

      Pricing and availability

      Honor has launched the 600 series in Malaysia today, with the Pro model priced at RM3,099 (~$784) for the 12GB+256GB configuration and RM3,299 (~$835) for the 512GB storage option. The basic Honor 600 comes in a single 12GB+512GB option priced at RM2,599 (~$658). Both models are available in Orange, Golden White, and Black color choices.

      Honor has confirmed plans to expand the devices to other global markets, but details regarding regional pricing and availability are still to be announced.

      Pranob is an experienced tech journalist with over eight years of experience in consumer technology coverage.

      Motorola has leaked images of the Razr 2026 showcasing some eye-catching colors

      Four colors, four textures, and no tolerance for dull finishes: the Motorola Razr 2026 has leaked and looks fantastic.

      While Motorola has yet to formally confirm details, a Ukrainian retailer's listing has revealed the Razr 2026 in all its detail. A product page on allo.ua was spotted just days before the official announcement on April 29, showcasing the flip phone fully, including its color options.

      The listing features the Razr 2026 in three colors: white, green, and gray. Each color variant seems to boast a unique texture rather than an ordinary glossy or matte finish. For instance, the white option has a marble-like texture with the brand’s logo and the ‘razr’ lettering on the back panel.

      Motorola has launched a sleek mid-range phone with a substantial battery

      Introducing the Edge 70 Pro, a sleek and premium-looking mid-range phone that impressively accommodates a massive 6,500mAh battery. In a category where slim devices often compromise battery life, the Edge 70 Pro allows you to enjoy both a slim profile and long-lasting endurance.

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      Nothing Warp returns, but using it involves a few hurdles

      The return of Nothing Warp comes with a catch. The company has reinstated its AirDrop-like file sharing feature after temporarily removing both the Android app and the Chrome extension shortly after it launched.

      Nothing confirmed that the tool was suspended briefly to "fine-tune" the product based on initial user feedback and technical assessments. The company assured users that the decision wasn’t due to security or privacy concerns, emphasizing that Warp operates on Google’s infrastructure and does not process user data itself.