Honor 200 Pro

Unique glass design, IP65-rated.

Longer zoom would have been nicer.

Overall, the Honor 200 Pro steps in an over-saturated market and price segment, but it can score easy wins with its great cameras, screen and gaming performance.And once the price sets a bit lower, it will have every right to be called a flagship killer.

Stunning portrait effects ; Speedy performance ; Bright, vivid display ; Speedy charging

The design is a little odd ; Curved edges are prone to accidental swipes ; MagicOS 8.0 is an acquired taste

The Honor 200 Pro lives up to its title as “the Portrait Master” but it has plenty to offer elsewhere, too. It delivers zippy performance, an impressive display, a beefy battery and very speedy charging.

Nice display. Long battery life. Speedy wired and wireless charging. Versatile camera. AI features.

Curved screen. Camera is inconsistent. Software is gimmicky. Not sold in the US.

Awesome portrait effects ; Lovely bright display ; Plenty of power ; Long battery life and speedy charging

The design won’t be to everyone’s taste ; MagicOS 8.0 takes some getting used to ; Curved screen is prone to phantom touches

The Honor 200 Pro delivers impressive specs at a competitive price. The phone's Studio Harcourt portrait effects are the standout feature, but it has plenty to offer elsewhere. The Honor 200 Pro has the largest battery in its class, charges extremely...

Convincing cameras with clever portrait mode ; Upper-tier chipset and large battery ; Sharp styling and impactful screen

Low-light photography isn’t that hot ; Has to compete with very strong rivals

The 200 Pro sees Honor take a confident stride out of the mid-range and into ‘mainstream flagship’ territory. It’s a lot of phone for your cash, with clever camera features you won’t get anywhere else – though the competition is fierce.

Strong performance ; Attractive display ; Solid battery life ; Fast 100W charging

Hit-and-miss cameras ; Cluttered software ; Only three Android OS updates

The 200 Pro is an impressive smartphone which could easily pass for a £1,000+ handset. However, extended usage reveals camera and software frustrations, while the software update commitment could be better.

Premium design ; Bright display ; Fast wired charging ; Capable cameras, especially portraits

Bloatware ; Expensive

The Honor 200 Pro seems to be the brand's best attempt to capture the premium segment. The latest handset offers a premium design which looks sleek and unique. The display looks crisp, and you will definitely enjoy watching movies or playing games. The...