Honor 600 vs Oppo Reno 14
Verdict
Honor 600 and Oppo Reno 14 tie on the OH Rank at a score of 60. Honor 600 wins on Screen and Software; Oppo Reno 14 wins on Battery and Selfie. Honor 600 is the more recent release, from May 30, 2026.
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
60
60
Honor 600
74.7mm (2.94in) · May 30, 2026 · Rank #177
3+11+13+12+9+4+3+0+5+0 = 60
* TOP SoftwareMidrange
EDITORIAL: Honor dials down to a tried and true (end energy efficient) Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 and lowers the battery size from 8000 to 7000mAh while keeping a very reliable camera setup. Their midrangers are packed with all sorts of useful and powerful software features and should deserve your considerations if available in your market.
PROs
flagship build, good SD 7 Gen 4 with UFS 3.1 performance, >36hr endurance from a 7000mAh (6400mAh in EU) battery with sub-60min 80W charging, >1700nits bright >450ppi AMOLED screen with HDR10 support, IP69 protection, reliable pics from a 200MP 24mm OIS PDAF main + 12MP 16mm PDAF ultrawide setup, reliable 50MP selfie, above average video recording from the main lens, feature packed MagicOS loaded with AI and other tricks and useful features, 6 years of OS updates
CONs
lack of hardware innovation since the 500, no wireless charging, average imaging from the ultrawide, especially in low-light, no expandable memory or desktop replacement functionality, slow USB-C 2.0 port (tho it does have OTG), limited market availability
Oppo Reno 14
74.7mm (2.94in) · May 2025 · Rank #179
3+14+11+12+9+5+3+0+3+0 = 60
Midrange
EDITORIAL: (this is a pre-test score based on reasonable expectations of battery, screen and main camera performance) Every 6 months Oppo delivers an improved version of it's Reno and Reno Pro midranges. The Reno 14 is a small upgrade of an excellent and very affordable 13. It keeps the same build and size, processor, IP and selfie but replaces dookey 2MP depth sensor with a proper telephoto camera and makes the battery slightly bigger.
PROs
aluminum frame glass back body, good performance from Mediatec 8350 with UFS3.1, exceptional 2-day endurance from a 6000mAh battery with 80W charging (no wireless), great 460ppi HDR10+ AMOLED, IP69 protection (down to 2m for 30min), reliable images from a 50MP main + 50MP tele (both OIS PDAF) + 8MP AF ultrawide, great 50MP AF selfie
CONs
a very incremental upgrade, sub-1300nits screen brightness, ultrawide is just okay and so are videos, the SDmemory had been removed since Reno 13, poor OS update policy, no desktop replacement, no video out from a slow USB-C2.0 port
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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