They are rehashing the Honor 600 Lite under a different name for global deployment. The new device, which has the same design and specs, is actually called the Honor X80i. Sources report a 6500 nits local peak brightness on this device. The screen seems to be a 6.6” flat AMOLED, and its resolution will be sharper this time at 1.5K. Honor X80i will push those pixels at a 120Hz rate again. These numbers are exactly the same as the Honor 600 Lite. It must also have a 3840Hz PWM dimming if the rest is identical. This newcomer will run Android 16 by default or the Magic OS 10 UI. It’s a 7.34mm thin design, by the way. The phone’s also a metal build at only 185g. The TENAA certification for the Honor X80i had a 6800mAh figure for true-rated battery capacity. They’ll surely round it up to 7000mAh (typical). 45W charging speed is a possibility for this Honor X80i. The global market will have that device outfitted with a Mediatek Dimensity 6500 Elite. If they did launch a Chinese version, it would be based on Dimensity 7050. A leaker reported a 50MP main camera for the international version. There’s another X80i model with a 50MP main sensor in China. It seems an AI shortcut trigger on a Metal frame and screen-laced fingerprint is also coming with this device. The phone sits in the same league as the Samsung Galaxy A37, which means it could be another mid-range hit.