The 100 Pro has a bigger 6.78” OLED screen and a mightier Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. While Honor kept the 50 MP main camera and the 12 MP ultrawide shooter, there is also a third 32 MP camera that the company says can achieve “50x zoom”. It's unclear what part of that is optical zoom, but most of the increase is done digitally because we do not see any sort of periscope lens. It does feature OIS, though.
Honor 100 Pro has the same 5,000 mAh
battery with 100W charging as its sibling, but here we also have 66W wireless
charging support that could take the phone from 0 to 100% in 42 minutes. To
prevent the phone from overheating, Honor put a VC cooling solution with a
4,674 sq.mm total area in only a 0.35 mm thin component, which is 30% lighter
than standard copper VC. The rest of the specs are the same as the non-Pro –
Bluetooth 5.3, Wi-Fi 6, C1 chip for better RF and MagicOS 7.2.
Honor 100 Pro is already up for sale in
four colors – Black, White, Blue, and Purple, with the latter two having a neat
design with faux leather on the back. Prices begin from CNY 3,399 (US$ 480/€ 440)
for a 12/256 GB option and can reach CNY 4,399 (US$ 620/€ 565) for a variant with
16 GB RAM and 1 TB storage, but it is limited only to Purple and White
versions.
