Honor’s latest phones resemble iPhones for Android

Honor has just introduced the 600 and 600 Pro, describing them as "affordable flagships," and they do have a somewhat recognisable look, especially in the orange colour.

The Pro model clearly draws parallels to the iPhone with its three rear cameras — even the flash placement is similar — while the 600 is a bit more understated because it omits the Pro’s 3.5x telephoto lens. 

Honor took a similar approach with last year’s iPhone Air-inspired Honor 500, although that device was released solely in Asia.

Both devices come with IP69K water-resistance ratings (a more rigorous standard that includes tests with nearby water jets), mid-sized 6.57-inch OLED displays, and substantial 6,400mAh batteries (boasting even greater 7,000mAh capacities in Asia).

Both models support 80W wired charging; however, only the Pro features wireless charging. It is also equipped with a more advanced Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, Qualcomm’s previous high-end processor, whereas the more affordable phone uses the midtier 7 Gen 4 chip.

The phones are available in Europe starting today, priced from €649.90 (approximately $760) for the Honor 600 and €999.90 ($1,170) for the 600 Pro. 

This pricing places the Pro on par with a base model iPhone 17 in this market, and it is several hundred Euros less than the 17 Pro models that clearly served as its inspiration.