Honor 400 Pro vs Huawei Pura 80 Pro+
Verdict
Honor 400 Pro and Huawei Pura 80 Pro+ tie on the OH Rank at a score of 67. Honor 400 Pro wins on Battery and Screen; Huawei Pura 80 Pro+ wins on Main Camera and Selfie. Huawei Pura 80 Pro+ is the more recent release, from Jun 11, 2025.
Score Breakdown
Performance /15
Battery /15
Screen /15
IP Protection /15
Main Camera /15
Selfie /5
Video /5
SD Memory /5
Software /5
Desktop Replacement /5
TOTAL
67
67
Honor 400 Pro
76.1mm (3in) · May 23, 2025 · Rank #120
7+11+13+12+12+4+3+0+5+0 = 67
* TOP SoftwareMidrange
EDITORIAL: Honor improved it's midrange offering with a (last year top) flagship chip, a great screen, a 200MP main camera and a 6 year long support for OS updates. Both main and telephoto cameras produce great shots in all conditions. A 2nd (FOV) lense on the front makes up for lack of AF on a 50MP selfie and also delivers iPhone-like face unlock. What a shame that there is no video out from the very slow USB-C port.
PROs
excellent SD 8 Gen 3 performance, >30hr life from a 5300mAh Si/C battery with sub-40min 100W (50W wireless) charging, excellent pics from a 200MP OIS main + 50MP OIS tele + 12MP ultrawide (all PDAF) back cameras, excellent 50MP selfie with a FOV second lens and 6 years of OS updates
CONs
slow USB-C port, no video out, memory expansion or desktop replacement functionality
Huawei Pura 80 Pro+
76.1mm (3in) · Jun 11, 2025 · Rank #119
7+8+9+12+14+5+4+0+3+5 = 67
* TOP Camera* TOP SelfieMidrange
EDITORIAL: Pura 80 Pro+ was announced along the Pura 80 Ultra on Jun 11, 2025. It is noticably cheaper then the Ultra and shares all of Ultra's features except the zoom unit that is a 48MP OIS PDAF telephoto instead of the new 50MP sensor that serves two periscope tele lenses by utilizing mechanical sliding tech - a first of it's kind! The rest is the same: processor, battery, screen, IP protection, software and even Huawei's good desktop replacement functionality is there.
PROs
premium build quality and a very unique camera bump design, good (upper-midrange) performance from Kirin 9020, 24hr battery endurance with sub-60min 100W charging (80W wireless), 1100nits 460ppi LTPO OLED with 1440Hz PWM , IP69 element protection (2m for up to 30min), outstanding photos from a 50MP 23mm f/1.6-4.0 1 inch main + 48MP 93mm telephoto (both OIS PDAF) + 40MP 13mm AF ultrawide camera setup, great 13MP AF ultrawide performance, good video recording, mature desktop replacement functionality, fast USB-C 3.1 with OTG and Display Port 1.2 and a great sound from the stereo speaker setup
CONs
big heavy (76.1mm 219g) body, short battery life for such a big phone, lack of expandable memory slot, lack of (out-of-the-box) Google services, unknown software update future
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