We've got the Honor 600 in for review — Honor's more affordable alternative to the 600 Pro. Like its sibling, it ships with just a USB cable, so you'll need to supply your own charger and case. The main difference is the camera setup: the non-Pro drops the third zoom lens, leaving you with a 200MP main camera and 12MP ultrawide instead.

Build quality hasn't been compromised though. The Honor 600 feels just as premium as the Pro with the same IP68, IP69, IP69K protection and enhanced drop resistance. The 6.57-inch 120Hz AMOLED pushes an impressive 8,000 nits of peak HDR brightness, and battery options range from 7,000mAh to 6,400mAh depending on your region.

Under the hood, a 4nm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 with 12GB of RAM keeps things running smoothly. Honor's Android 16 interface delivers all the AI features you'd expect, and the dedicated camera button on the right side is a nice touch for quick shots. The phone feels premium and compact with excellent durability, though we're still running our full benchmark tests before delivering a final verdict.