HONOR has
finally confirmed what the leaks had already suggested — the
HONOR 500 series is real and coming soon. The lineup will include the
HONOR 500 and
HONOR 500 Pro, stepping in as the direct successors to the
HONOR 400 models that arrived earlier this year.
Big focus on portraits
HONOR says its next phones will bring a major leap in portrait photography. Both models are expected to feature a
200MP camera, tuned for lifelike detail and natural skin tones. From the official teaser, we can also see a
flat display, a
metal frame, and an extra
AI button placed right under the power key — something entirely new for the brand.
HONOR 500 Pro details
The Pro model looks slightly more premium, coming in four colors: Aquamarine, Starlight Pink, Obsidian Black, and Moonlight Silver. Buyers will have plenty of options when it comes to storage and RAM — from 12GB/256GB up to a high-end 16GB/1TB variant.
Standard HONOR 500 keeps it sleek
The regular HONOR 500 sticks close to the same design, though the camera module has been rearranged a bit. It will launch in the same color palette but with three storage variants: 12GB/256GB, 12GB/512GB, and 16GB/512GB.
Flagship performance confirmed
In a post shared by an HONOR game engineer, it’s been revealed that the entire HONOR 500 lineup will be powered by Snapdragon 8 series processors — the first time HONOR is using flagship chips across both models.
Launch expected later in November
The new HONOR 500 series is expected to make its debut in China before the end of November. More details, including pricing and international availability, should surface in the next few days.
Key Takeaways
- HONOR 500 and 500 Pro teased as successors to the HONOR 400 series.
- 200MP portrait camera headlines the new design.
- Flat display, metal frame, and new AI button included.
- Powered by Snapdragon 8-series chips across all models.
- Launching in China later this November.