Honor set the Chinese launch for its 600 series on May 25, with pre‑orders already live. Both the standard 600 and the 600 Pro were shown globally last month, but the China‑bound units feature a pill‑shaped rear camera bar instead of the rectangular island used abroad, as the brand eyes premium competition.

The 600 features a dual rear camera, whereas the 600 Pro adds a triple‑camera array anchored by a 200MP sensor, while the base 600 keeps a simpler dual‑camera setup. Battery capacity also differs: the standard model gets an 8,600mAh cell, while the Pro drops to 8,000mAh. Storage options include 12GB/256GB, 12GB/512GB, and a 16GB/512GB tier for the Pro. Color choices span Lucky Star, Obsidian Black, Light Feather Blue, and Green Apple.

By pairing massive batteries with a 200MP sensor, Honor aims to lure power‑hungry users and photography enthusiasts in a market saturated with mid‑range flagships. The wide RAM/storage matrix and vivid color palette give Chinese shoppers customization rarely seen in this segment. Launch day will test the brand’s resurgence strategy and gauge consumer loyalty.