HONOR has officially revealed that the upcoming HONOR 700 series will debut on November 23 in China.
HONOR CEO Li Jian confirmed the date and venue in an official post, where he also introduced actress and singer Ju Jingyi as the upcoming smartphone lineup’s brand ambassador. The lineup will officially launch in Wuhan on November 23, with the event scheduled to begin at 2:30 PM China time.
The announcement follows a media briefing held in Beijing, where the company previewed the HONOR 700 series. To recap, the series includes the HONOR 700, HONOR 700 Pro, and HONOR 700S. All three models are still open for reservations in China, including via JD.com.
The lineup will also feature a 9,000mAh Qinghai Lake battery, an AI-powered rear display, Snapdragon processors, and support for 4K cinematic live photos across every variant.
While Honor has confirmed Snapdragon processors for the standard and Pro models, earlier reports specify the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 for the base HONOR 700 and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 for the HONOR 700 Pro.
Camera-wise, all three models are revealed to equip a 200MP main camera, while the HONOR 700 and HONOR 700 Pro come with a 50MP periscope telephoto lens offering 3.5x optical zoom. Both of those models will also support an 88g G200 telephoto extender sold as a separate accessory.
Confirmed colors include Clear Sky, Pink Mist, Cold White, and Blue Tone.
More information will be revealed soon. Stay tuned for more updates.