The Honor 100 series is set to launch on November 23, with the standard model expected to be the first smartphone globally to feature a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chipset. Meanwhile, the Honor 100 Pro is anticipated to sport a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset.
Additional specifications surfaced over the weekend, reiterating that both the Pro and standard Honor 100 models will support 100W fast charging. Both devices will boast identical 1220p displays with 3840 Hz PWM and peak brightness reaching up to 2,600 nits.
According to leaks from China, the Honor 100 will be equipped with a 50 MP primary camera with OIS and a 12 MP ultrawide sensor, while the selfie shooter will also feature a 50 MP sensor.
The Honor 100 Pro will add a 32 MP portrait camera on the rear, also with OIS, while the 50 MP front-facing camera will gain a 2 MP assistant sensor housed within a pill-shaped punch-hole cutout.
If the rumors hold true, both the Honor 100 and Honor 100 Pro will be available in three memory configurations: 12/256 GB, 16/256 GB, and 16/512 GB. Starting prices in China are expected to be CNY2,799 ($390/€355) for the Honor 100 and CNY3,699 ($515/€470) for the Honor 100 Pro.