Honor has officially announced the upcoming Honor 700 series, described as a major overhaul for the company's digital product line. The new smartphones, internally codenamed Flora, are scheduled for release this month. The series includes three models: the Honor 700 Vitality Edition, the Standard Edition, and the Pro Edition, all of which have already passed 3C certification.
The devices feature a design combining large batteries, mid-sized screens, and narrow bezels, with all models powered by Snapdragon processors. A notable addition is the inclusion of a 1.72-inch rear display integrated into the camera module. This screen supports notifications, music control, and serves as a viewfinder for selfies, while integrating with the MagicOS 11 operating system.
Technical specifications indicate that the entire lineup will feature 200-megapixel main cameras, with the Pro version adding a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto lens. The series supports high-capacity batteries, reaching up to 9000mAh in some configurations. The Pro model is expected to support 50W wireless charging and reverse wireless charging, with all models shipping with 80W power adapters.
Development engineers confirmed that the series introduces several new hardware and software features not previously seen in Honor products. The devices are manufactured by Shenzhen Honor Intelligent Machine and Changsha BYD Electronic. The series follows the previous Honor 600 line, which launched in May 2026, and the Honor 500 series released in November 2025.
