HONOR 400 Series lands with features to rival the best
At the heart of the HONOR 400 PRO is a 200MP Ultra-Clear Main Camera, designed to bring out rich detail and dynamic range. So, whether capturing a milestone portrait, a city skyline, or a quick snap at a weekend braai, it's ready to roll. Real-time enhancements powered by AI Portrait Snap ensure your photos reflect natural movement and emotion, while tools like AI Erase and Remove Reflection simplify edits without the need for apps.
For those who want more from a single image, the new Image-to-Video feature turns a photo into a short, dynamic clip ready for sharing. The Pro model includes a dedicated 50MP telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom and up to 50× AI SuperZoom, perfect for capturing subjects at a distance, from wildlife in Pilanesberg to front-row action at the stadium. The base HONOR 400 goes the distance, offering 30× AI SuperZoom through its 200MP main lens and the same suite of AI-powered tools.
The performance isn't just behind the camera. The HONOR 400 PRO runs on the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 chipset, while the HONOR 400 features the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3. Both are supported by MagicOS 9.0. With up to 12GB RAM and RAM Turbo expanding memory to 24GB, everyday use remains responsive, even with demanding apps and multitasking. Visuals are delivered with pristine presence through a vibrant AMOLED
display, 6.55' on the HONOR 400 and 6.7' on the PRO. This includes a peak brightness of up to 5000 nits for clear viewing in bright sun. A robust 6000mAh silicon-carbon battery supports 80W wired SuperCharge on the HONOR 400 and adds 100W wired + 50W wireless charging on the HONOR 400 PRO. IP65-rated durability and SGS Five-Star Drop Resistance certification ensure resilience on the go.
The HONOR 400 and 400 Pro is going to continue to grab the attention of creators, professionals, students or families. It delivers flagship tech without the flagship price tag, a smart and welcome step forward in everyday performance, design and AI-powered photography.
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