Honor expands its Play 80 line with the Play 80 Plus, the third model after the Play 80 and Play 80 Pro. It sports a 6.61‑inch TFT LCD, HD+ resolution, 120 Hz refresh and a bright 1,010‑nit peak. A 5 MP punch‑hole front camera sits above a single 13 MP rear lens.

Power is the headline: a massive 7,500 mAh cell promises up to 20 hours of video and claims 80 % health retention after six years. The phone accepts 45 W wired charging and can reverse‑charge accessories. A dedicated AI shortcut key launches Honor’s assistant, while IP64 protection guards against dust and splashes.

Running MagicOS 10.0 atop Android 16, the device inherits Honor’s AI suite and offers a physical AI button for quick actions. Consumers can choose Aquamarine, Black or Gold finishes. In China, the 6 GB/128 GB variant retails for CNY 1,699, roughly $249, while the top‑end 8 GB/256 GB costs CNY 2,099 ($307).

By pairing a mid‑range Snapdragon 4 Gen 4 SoC with a high‑capacity battery, Honor targets budget‑conscious users who need endurance without premium pricing. The modest camera setup and TFT panel keep costs low, positioning the Play 80 Plus as a practical choice for streaming and daily tasks.