Honor 600 ranks just below the 600 Pro. That position obviously comes with a few downgrades. They had to drop the chip to the Snapdragon 7 series. And the battery capacity is also around 22% lower on the vanilla Honor 600. There’s a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 pulling the load here. It’s not a weak device by any metric. It definitely has potential. 2.8 GHz boost clock with Adreno 722 GPU puts it in the same league as the Samsung Galaxy A57. The screen is reported to be a 6.57” panel. That’s a 1.5K resolution OLED. A 120Hz motion rate will make animations smooth. By the way, even the Honor 600 will grab a 200MP camera. The older Honor 500 had the same outsole. The selfie shooter could be a 50MP unit. Android 16 will be present on this handset by default. And Honor will, of course, give the handset a custom Magic OS 10 skin. The battery could be a 7500mAh cell. It seems pretty decent on its own. But it’s overshadowed by the sheer 9000mAh pack on the Honor 600 Pro. At least the phone is expected to have a matching 80W charging speed. Honor 600 Pro is the Galaxy S25 FE equivalent. This vanilla Honor 600 should trade blows with the Samsung Galaxy A57 from the specs we’ve seen.