Screen:
6.7"
Weight:
187g
Water:
Not waterproof
Charging:
100W
Optical Zoom:
2.5x
Thickness:
7.9mm
Screen covers
90% of body
Reviews
Overall rating and the reviews that impact it
77
GSMCritic Rate
Good
Pros
Camera
Excellent Portrait Photography: The phone excels in portrait photography with sharp, well-composed shots and great depth of field.
Good Performance in Low-Light Photography: Capable of producing good shots even in low-light conditions.
2.5x Zoom Lens: Increases the phone's versatility for photography, adding to its appeal for camera enthusiasts.
Capable Primary and Telephoto Sensors: Both deliver good results in various scenarios.
Solid Camera Quality: Most of the cameras (especially portrait and zoom) perform well, making it a good choice for photography.
Design
Sleek Design: Lightweight, slim, and stylish, making it an attractive and eye-catching device.
Good Build Quality: Despite being slightly heavier, it remains easy to handle.
Aesthetically Pleasing: The overall design and look of the phone make it visually attractive and modern.
Display
Stunning 120Hz AMOLED Display: Offers vibrant colors, deep blacks, and a buttery-smooth experience, ideal for casual browsing and high-frame-rate gaming.
Immersive Display Experience: The fluidity of the 120Hz OLED screen adds a layer of visual polish, making it especially appealing for display enthusiasts.
Battery
Fast Charging: Fast wired charging ensures the battery is juiced up quickly, adding convenience.
Decent Battery Life: Provides a reliable battery life, complementing fast charging capabilities.
Price
Value for Money: Offers a rich set of features at a reasonable price, making it an appealing choice for budget-conscious buyers.
Software
Easy to Handle: Despite a slightly heavier build, the phone remains easy to hold and use.
Cons
Camera
Underwhelming Ultrawide Camera: The ultrawide camera produces only mediocre shots, lagging behind the other sensors.
Performance
Average Performance: While functional, the phone's overall performance is not extraordinary or groundbreaking.
Slower Data Transfer Speeds: Data transfer is slower than expected, which can be frustrating for users frequently moving large files.
No Significant Performance Boost: The phone’s performance feels ordinary, with no standout speed or multitasking advantages.
Design
Lacks IP Rating: No official water or dust resistance, which might concern users seeking durability.
Heavier Build: Though the design is sleek, the phone is slightly heavier, which may not appeal to all users.
Display
Curved Screen Issues: The curved edges, while visually appealing, can cause problems with interactivity, such as accidental touches and difficulty with edge gestures.
Edge Gesture Problems: The curved screen makes it tricky to use edge gestures efficiently, which can frustrate users.
Software
Pre-installed Bloatware: The presence of unnecessary apps can detract from the user experience.
Software Quirks: Some software elements feel unfinished, leading to occasional bugs in swipe controls and inconsistent notifications.
Availability
No Charger in the Box: The phone doesn’t come with a charger, which is frustrating for many users.
Other
Buggy Swipe Controls: Swipe controls sometimes act up, reducing the smoothness of the user experience.
Inconsistent Notifications: Notifications can be unreliable or inconsistent, impacting usability.
Rankings
Where Honor 200 stands in 2024
Best Phone Of 2024
#63
Highest Optical Zoom
#32
Largest Screen
#37
Smallest Screen
#25
Lightest
#16
Thinnest
#13
Fastest Charging
#6
Highest Screen Ratio
#28
Cheapest
#30
