HONOR Global Chief Marketing Officer Guan Haitao has revealed the pricing details of the company’s upcoming gaming-focused smartphone, the HONOR WIN 2. Positioned as a flagship performance device, the smartphone will carry a post-subsidy price of 5,499 yuan (USD 821 / Rs. 78,105 approx.).
According to promotional materials shared by Guan, the HONOR WIN 2 is designed to deliver high-end gaming performance. It is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen Mobile Platform and features a dual-fan active cooling system to control temperatures during extended gaming sessions. The phone also boasts a 2K-resolution display with a 185Hz refresh rate and a “dual-core Oasis” panel. It packs a massive 10,100mAh battery.
Pre-orders for the HONOR WIN 2 series are now open ahead of its official launch. The smartphone will be available in three color options: Quick Black, Designated Win, and Red/Blue Buff. Buyers will be able to choose from five memory and storage configurations:
- 12GB RAM + 256GB storage
- 16GB RAM + 256GB storage
- 12GB RAM + 512GB storage
- 16GB RAM + 512GB storage
- 16GB RAM + 1TB storage
Design and Features
In terms of design, the HONOR WIN 2 series features a flat-edge frame and a horizontally arranged matrix-style camera module. The rear panel includes integrated RGB lighting, a visible air intake for the cooling system, and a textured cloud-pattern finish.
According to tipster Digital Chat Station, the smartphone is also expected to feature ultra-narrow 0.93mm bezels on all four sides and 5920Hz high-frequency PWM dimming. Other reported specifications include a 200MP primary camera with a large sensor, 100W wired charging with wireless charging support, dual 1216 large-cavity speakers, and a 3D ultrasonic fingerprint sensor. The device is also tipped to offer IP68, IP69, and IP69K ratings for dust and water resistance.
Launch Date
The HONOR WIN 2 series, along with upcoming WIN tablets and other ecosystem products, is scheduled to make its official commercial debut at the HONOR WIN Esports Universe Carnival in China on October 21.
