This is the fourth entrant in the Honor 600 series. It’s built around a familiar chipset and a smaller battery than any other handset in the lineup so far. Honor 600e will use the Dimensity 7100, which is the same silicon they put on the Honor 600 Lite. Then comes the battery. It’s a smaller 6500mAh cell. This would explain the inclusion of “e” in the name. We extracted the details from Geekbench and a few leaks. Honor 600e seems to have a boost clock of 2.4 GHz. Mali-G610 MC2 is the GPU within. There’s at least 8GB of RAM onboard. There could be a 12GB version. The storage could be 128GB or 256GB. Honor 600e is possibly built around a 6.6” AMOLED. It probably has 1.5K resolution. And it will end up getting a 120Hz refresh rate as well. It hasn’t been confirmed yet, but the best qualifier for these preliminary specs is a 108MP main sensor and a 16MP selfie. These specs may be different upon release. We’ll have to wait and see. One thing is sure. There’s at least a 6,500 mAh battery on this thing. Honor 600e will recharge that cell over a 45W input. It is, after all, a premium Honor phone, so there’s no skimping on the durability. The phone scored an official IP68/IP69K rating. Honor 600e probably lies in the same league as the Samsung Galaxy A37.