Honor 400 Review
Design & Build• The standard 400 features a sleek glass back with a matte finish and a flat 6.55″ chassis.
• The 400 Pro model offers curved glass, IP68/68/69 dust-water ratings, and an aluminum frame.
• The display options include Desert Gold, Meteor Silver, Midnight Black, Lunar Grey, and Tidal Blue.
• The comfort level is slightly large but well-balanced.
Performance & Battery
• The standard 400 has a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chip for smooth daily use, while the Pro model has a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip for near-flagship performance.
• The battery lasts up to two days with a standard of 5,300 mAh with 66 W wired charging and a Pro model of 5,300–6,000 mAh with 100 W wired + 50 W wireless.
Camera System
• The primary sensor is 200 MP with OIS, capturing sharp, vibrant daylight shots.
• The ultra-wide sensor (12 MP) doubles for macro, providing good color consistency but less detail than the main sensor.
• The Pro model has a telephoto lens, a front cam, and 4K30fps video.
• The Honor 400 includes AI features like AI Eraser, Outpainting, Image→Video animation, Deepfake detection, FaceTune, and more.
Software & Support
• The Honor 400 offers MagicOS 9.0 on Android 15 with a clean, intuitive UI and 6 years of Android OS and security updates.
Pros & Cons
• The Honor 400 offers high-brightness 120 Hz AMOLED, impressive 200 MP AI-assisted imaging, a large battery, premium design and build quality, and extensive software support.
• Cons include no telephoto lens, gaming isn't flagship-level, AI tools may feel gimmicky, lacks wireless charging, and has lower IP65 rating.
Verdict
• The Honor 400 is a top mid-range pick for photo lovers, users wanting reliable longevity and fast charging, and those wanting future-proofing via long-term OS updates.