Screen:
6.7"
Weight:
205g
Waterproof
Charging:
100W
Optical Zoom:
3x
Thickness:
8.1mm
Screen covers
89.5% of body
Reviews
Overall rating and the reviews that impact it
Pros
Camera
Flagship-grade camera hardware on main and telephoto sensors with sharp detail and natural bokeh.
Portrait mode enhancement produces well-executed Harcourt-style lighting effects.
Front camera autofocus ensures crisp selfies.
Editing features in camera go far beyond standard mobile photography.
Phone Appearance
Robust build quality overall construction feels solid despite plastic frame.
IP69 ingress protection built to withstand serious environmental exposure.
Ergonomic contouring offers comfort in hand.
Display
Stellar OLED display delivers exceptional brightness and contrast even under harsh lighting.
Color-accurate and responsive screen ideal for HDR media and gaming alike.
Fluid system performance thanks to lightweight optimization and high-refresh display.
Battery
Above-average battery endurance holds up well in typical mixed usage scenarios.
Fast charging tech both wired and wireless charging operate at speeds that outpace most competitors.
Solid value for power users especially those prioritizing bleeding-edge hardware and fast charging.
Software
AI-enhanced imaging tools open creative possibilities beyond point-and-shoot expectations.
Six years of OS support ensures long-term software longevity.
MagicOS lightweight overlays appeal to users looking for streamlined AI-integrated features.
Other
High-efficiency SoC dispatches everyday tasks and demanding loads with minimal latency.
Cons
Camera
Overly aggressive HDR in camera auto mode sometimes pushes dynamic range beyond natural limits.
Weak ultrawide sensor lags behind the rest of the camera system, especially in low-light.
No 60fps on ultrawide video a missed opportunity for video creators.
Inconsistent telephoto color tuning can vary across different lighting conditions.
Performance
Thermal buildup under stress device gets noticeably warm during prolonged high-load sessions.
Plastic frame slightly undercuts the device’s tactile luxury.
Phone Appearance
Loose-feeling hardware buttons slightly diminish the premium hardware feel.
Display
No always-on display support despite having an OLED screen.
Battery
Elevated power draw increases during intensive workloads.
Price
High MSRP retail price is steep, even if early adopter discounts are available.
Software
Limited finish options only two finishes are available.
Polarizing MagicOS some may find it too prescriptive compared to more open Android forks.
Virtual proximity sensor misfires occasionally fails to function properly.
Availability
Limited availability US buyers are excluded from official sales.
Rankings
Where Honor 400 Pro stands in 2025
Best Phone Of 2025
#26
Highest Optical Zoom
#18
Largest Screen
#39
Smallest Screen
#19
Lightest
#34
Thinnest
#25
Fastest Charging
#6
Highest Screen Ratio
#37
Cheapest
#34
