Honor 700 will take over after the Honor 600 reached its 6-month anniversary this year. The old phone already had a great set of hardware, though it wasn’t really innovating in any way. So we find the Honor 700 a bit more enticing. There are reports around that this newcomer will grab a secondary rear display. It will be a 1.7” screen, probably on the camera island. And it may have the same usability as the Xiaomi 17 Pro. There’s little that we know about the Honor 700 in and of itself. But it’s probably going to build on the HONOR 600’s legacy, which had a 7000mAh battery and 80W charging speed. There was a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 (4 nm) chip on it. So the Honor 700 may have something better or equal. We hear Magic OS 11 has hit R&D, and by the time the Honor 700 is out, that could be the default OS on it. IP69K was the official IP rating on the older version. So the newcomer should technically get the same safety and durability scores. We had 6 years of OS updates on the older version, and this is something that's definitely going to remain the same on the Honor 700. Stereo speakers and a screen fingerprint reader would also reappear on the handset. This newcomer will probably be a good alternative to the Samsung Galaxy A57 when it’s official.