Honor 600 Lite is part of the new series, replacing the older Honor 500 lineup. The phone has minor upgrades, though it does bring the new Android 16 x Magic OS 10 UI. And Honor has committed to 6 years of Android updates for the Honor 600 Lite. The other siblings in the lineup will also get the same treatment. Anyway, Honor 600 Lite is built around a Dimensity 7100 Elite chip, which is a 2.4GHz Octa-core platform, and the phone gets you up to 12GB RAM. There’s a midsize screen here. The panel is actually 120Hz 6.6” AMOLED. And its resolution is 1.5K. Honor 600 Lite takes photos and videos from a 108MP main camera. There’s also a 5MP Ultrawide shooter for service when you need it. Video calls and selfies are snapped on a 16MP screen-laced camera. Its fingerprint ID is right on the screen, not on the side. A 6250mAh battery lies inside the Honor 600 Lite. This could run the phone for more than a day. When it runs out, this newcomer also has a 45W fast charging backup for quick refills. NFC’s availability will depend on the region where it’s dropped. This is a 5G device with dual-band WiFi. There’s also an Infrared port on the Honor 600 Lite. A single speaker outputs audio. No audio jack is present here. The newcomer does have an IP66 rating. Honor 600 Lite checks all the same boxes as the Samsung Galaxy A37. It might be a good alternative within that price range.