Honor has launched the Win 2 smartphone in China, featuring the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chipset. The device incorporates an active cooling system with dual fans, which the manufacturer claims improves heat dissipation efficiency by 150%. In AnTuTu benchmarks, the handset achieved a score of 5,702,964 points.
The device includes the Honor Phantom Engine, which utilizes AI-driven rendering and ray tracing to enhance gaming performance. According to the company, this system increases the minimum frame rate by 20 FPS. The smartphone also runs on MagicOS 11, which integrates YOYO artificial intelligence features.
The display features 2K resolution, a 185 Hz refresh rate, and a 5920 Hz PWM dimming frequency. The hardware includes a 10,100 mAh battery with 100 W wired and 80 W wireless charging support. Additional specifications include a 200 MP main camera with optical and electronic stabilization, an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, and USB 3.2 connectivity.
The smartphone is built with an IP68, IP69, and IP69K-rated chassis for dust and water resistance. It also features stereo speakers with enlarged acoustic chambers and a dedicated programmable gaming button.
Pricing for the Honor Win 2 starts at ¥5,499 ($825) for the 12/256 GB model. Other configurations include 16/256 GB for ¥5,799 ($870), 12/512 GB for ¥6,299 ($945), 16/512 GB for ¥6,999 ($1,050), and the top-tier 16 GB/1 TB version for ¥7,999 ($1,200).
