This week, the Honor 400 Pro mobile phone was launched with a different level of technology and features. It comes as the top model in the release series, priced at around ₹88,780 (around 80-90 thousand Bangladeshi taka) in the pre-booking offer and with an introductory EMI plan of just ₹35,000 down and around ₹4,400 per month for a year.
EMI Benefits
There is a 12-month EMI plan of Rs 4,400 per month – completely interest-free and a voluntary down payment system. As a result, those interested in investing in a premium phone can easily take this offer.
Design and Build Quality
The Honor 400 Pro looks very premium. Due to the IP68/IP69 rating, it is water and dust resistant. Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection on the screen makes it fashionable and safe. However, the phone may feel a bit heavy and bulky, especially for those who use it with small hands.
Display and Performance
The 6.7-inch AMOLED screen has 1 billion colors, a 120Hz refresh rate, 3840Hz PWM dimming, and 5000 nits peak brightness. The video viewing experience is very smooth and comfortable on the eyes. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 processor uses new technology in RAM/ROM. PUBG at 60fps can also be run at max settings, which is good news for mid-high-end gamers.
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Camera Update
The primary camera now comes with a 50 MP software-tuned 3x telephoto (periscope lens) and a 12 MP ultra-wide. Compared to the previous Honor 200 Pro, the ultra-wide camera is now better and has improved detail and range. There are features like AI-based Deepfake detection, image-to-video tool, grammar check, etc., that have enriched the user experience.
Fingerprint and Security
It has an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor that works accurately even in the dark and sweaty conditions at night. Screen security and fingerprint work properly, which is necessary for the user.
Charging and Battery
Despite the 6000 mAh battery, the weight may seem a bit high. There is a state-of-the-art silicon carbon battery material and a 50W wireless charging facility. However, the European version does not have a charger, which is a consideration for local consumers.
Software and UI Experience
The Android-based Magic UI has now been improved to a much more mature level. The user interface offers a fast and fluid experience with smooth animations, responsiveness, and system-level AI integration. Although the UI is a bit behind Samsung or OnePlus in comparison, it is still quite good in the mid-high-end category.
Overall Honor 400 Pro
The new Honor 400 Pro stands out as a great phone in the premium mid-range category. IP69 rating, powerful display, Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 performance, AI-supported features, advanced cameras, and 50W wireless charging—it stands out compared to the competition. According to the pre-booking offer, it can be considered a modern handset.
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