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Honor has opened preorders in China for its WIN 2 gaming smartphone series, but the company has not yet announced a sales start date. The lineup includes two models with different battery capacities and cooling setups. Honor confirmed that the WIN RT 2 has the larger battery, at 12,070 mAh, while the WIN 2 comes with 10,100 mAh. The WIN 2 also has two built-in cooling fans, compared with one in the WIN RT 2. -
HONOR will unveil the WIN 2 on October 21, 2026, after teasing the gaming smartphone's active-cooling hardware, including a rear fan, a horizontal dual-camera unit, and RGB lighting. The company has not yet revealed the device's specifications or configurations. -
In this new review, we take a closer look at the HONOR MagicBook Pro 14 ultrabook featuring the new flagship Intel Core Ultra 9 285H processor and 32 GB of RAM. On paper, this should be enough for 4K video editing, office tasks, and even some gaming. Let's take a closer look at the device.
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Alongside the standard Magic 9, HONOR introduced the Magic 9 Pro Max in China on September 28, 2026, and packed the larger model with imaging hardware developed with ARRI. The Pro Max pairs that setup with an 8,800 mAh battery and two 200-megapixel rear cameras. -
Honor will present the Magic 9 series on September 28, and the company has already listed the Magic 9 Pro Max in pistachio and silver. A teaser also shows the phone's redesigned rear camera island. The teaser makes it clear that the rear camera island has been redesigned. The main camera and ultrawide lens sit on the right side, while the telephoto lens and flash are placed in a separate circular module. -
Rising component and material costs are pushing Huawei, Honor and Xiaomi to adjust their smartphone lineups, with some models seeing increases of roughly $30 to $208 depending on configuration. -
HONOR has moved Robot Phone from concept to hardware, and the company is now showing off its motorized camera module and imaging partnership with ARRI. The phone's main camera sits on a multi-axis gimbal that can automatically track subjects and rotate almost 360 degrees. When folded away, the module hides under a plastic shutter and becomes a 200 MP main camera with a 1/1.28-inch sensor. -
Honor has opened reservations in China for the Honor Play 11 Pro, with the 8GB + 256GB version priced at 2,099 yuan, or about $310. -
AnTuTu's June 2026 ranking of the fastest mid-range Android smartphones highlights a clear trend: every device in the top 10 is powered by a MediaTek chipset, underscoring the company's dominance in this segment. The iQOO Z11 leads the list with an impressive 2,308,635 points. This model features a Dimensity 8500 chipset, 16 GB of RAM, and 512 GB of storage, setting it apart from competitors in both performance and memory configuration. -
While some manufacturers are busy teaching their watches to run apps and reply to texts, others are tackling a much more down-to-earth problem—freeing users from the endless hunt for a charging cable. The new Honor Watch 6 promises up to 35 days of battery life, which sounds almost like science fiction next to most modern smartwatches. -
While some manufacturers keep battling over camera and processor power, Honor is doubling down on battery life. The company has revealed the launch date for the X80 Pro Max smartphone, which will come with an 11,000 mAh battery — more than many modern power banks have. -
Honor has unveiled the budget X7e, which packs an unusual-for-its-class 7000–7500 mAh battery. To deliver all-day endurance, the company had to make some trade-offs: the device misses out on 5G and comes with a low-res screen. -
While Apple is betting on the relatively affordable MacBook Neo with 8GB of RAM, China has already started selling laptops that give you twice the memory and a twice-as-big SSD for the same money. The first devices powered by Intel’s new Core 300-series chips (Wildcat Lake) have arrived from ASUS, Honor, and HP. -
Honor just unexpectedly crashed the gaming laptop party with the Win H9 — and their main focus isn't on “out-of-this-world” gigahertz, but on killing the noise. While rivals chase clock speeds, Honor’s engineers packed six fans inside the chassis and promise near-silent operation even in demanding games. -
When you think of a computer mouse, you expect a sensor, a scroll wheel, and a couple of buttons – but not Honor’s latest. The MouseBuds Pro comes with a built-in compartment for wireless earbuds featuring active noise cancellation, turning the mouse itself into a charging case. Sounds like a weird experiment, but in practice, it’s a pretty solid way to save space in your backpack. -
Another Round of Phone Price Hikes in China: Get Ready to Pay Up to $300 Extra for Smartphone Storage
Chinese smartphone manufacturers have started notifying retail chains about an increase in retail prices. The reason is a shortage in the memory chip market, which is driving up device production costs. Depending on the device class, the price bump will range from $70 to $300, with the first wave of changes kicking off as early as March 16th. -
The title of "world's thinnest tablet" has officially changed hands, and now it's Apple playing catch-up with China. Honor has unveiled the MagicPad 4, which is 0.3mm slimmer than the iPad Pro. There is a catch, though: to set this record, they had to make some sacrifices in terms of screen size and battery capacity. -
HONOR is expanding its gaming smartphone lineup, making battery life its main focus. The new HONOR Win and Win RT not only feature one of the highest-capacity batteries on the market but also a unique cooling system with a fan, all packed into a slim body. -
The consumer electronics market is facing a new wave of price pressure. Chinese companies Xiaomi and Honor have announced increases to the recommended retail prices of their products. The primary reason is the ongoing global rise in the cost of memory modules, which has persisted for several quarters. -
HONOR has unveiled an unusual new product for home cinema — a portable projector that understands gestures and adjusts the picture without user assistance. The Firefly AI Projector Air creates a theater on practically any surface, responding to hand movements in the air instead of button presses on a remote.
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