Honor’s newest flagship, the 600 Pro, has landed in our review lab, joining the standard 600 and 600 Lite models. All three share a 6.57‑inch display and a hefty 7,000‑mAh battery outside Europe, or 6,400 mAh in the EU. The build feels solid, with IP68/69/69K protection and GSG‑5 certification and both device sets receive similar durability grades that improve for enthusiasts and travelers.

Powering the Pro is a Snapdragon 8 Elite, the late‑2024 flagship chip, while the base 600 runs a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 slated for 2025. Camera suites largely overlap: a 200‑MP wide, 12‑MP ultra‑wide, and 50‑MP selfie sensor. The Pro adds a 3.5× zoom module with a 50‑MP sensor and a dedicated hardware button that enhances photography for enthusiasts and travelers.

Ergonomics stay consistent across the line. At 200 g and just under 6.7 inches, the 600 Pro feels balanced in hand, with a matte, grippy finish that keeps grip during drops. Available in Black, Golden White, and Orange, the phone launches on April 30 in 12 GB/256 GB and 12 GB/512 GB variants priced at $784 in Malaysia.

With its shared hardware and a flagship processor, the 600 Pro positions Honor as a serious contender in the mid‑range market, offering premium camera performance and battery endurance without a flagship price tag. Consumers can expect a solid all‑round device that balances cutting‑edge tech with everyday usability for tech lovers and budget shoppers alike in today’s market.