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 12, 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 12, 2025 · Rank #117
7+8+9+12+14+5+4+0+3+5 = 67
* TOP Desktop Replacement* TOP Selfie* TOP CameraMidrange
EDITORIAL: Released on Jun 12th, 2025 the Pura 80 Pro is a slightly downgraded version of the Pro+. These two share the same size body, processor, battery, charging, screen, element protection, selfie and even software with the mighty Pura 80 Ultra. Difference is just in phone colors and the back camera tech: this Pro features a 1 inch sensor 50MP OIS PDAF main + 48MP PDAF telephoto + 40MP AF ultrawide while it's more expensive siblings have better imaging hardware. Still, expect some outstanding photos from it.
PROs
premium build, sub-45min 100W (80W wireless) charging, LTPO OLED screen, IP69 protection, excellent photography from a 50MP 23mm 1" OIS PDAF main + 48MP 93mm OIS PDAF tele + 40MP 13mm AF ultrawide, excellent 13MP 21mm PDAF selfie, full desktop replacement feature, fast USB-C 3.1 with OTG and Display Port 1.2 and a great sounding stereo speaker setup
CONs
219g heavy and built like a tank, mediocre (7nm) Kirin 9020 performance, only 24hr endurance from a 5170mAh old tech lithium battery (5700mAh China version lasts longer), ~1100nits of max brightness, gone is the memory expansion slot, uncertain software future of an OS based on Android 12 with limited (or difficult) access to Google apps
Both phones here were scored by me, using the same ten categories, with no ads, sponsorships, or manufacturer relationships — this comparison is as objective and honest as it gets.
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