HONOR 200 Pro Smartphone, 5G Mobile Phone, 6.78 inch, 5200 mAh 100W fast charging, Triple 50MP Studio-level Portrait Camera, ultra-thin 8.2mm, eye protection screen, Full-scenario NFC, Moonlight White

This phone runs well with 12gb ram, apps open and run very smoothFingerprint is very fast, battery lasts me 2 days, & charging is very quick.I brought the Honor 100w Charger from Cex for £35.As I got this as an Amazon warehouse deal, & employee discount it was only £382 in like new condition.At 199g it's not heavy, and it's thin design is good.

Works well massive storage and very fast.

For it being a flagship phone of sorts I'm very disappointedThe build and quality are great and the photos are outstandingThat's the good bitsUnfortunately it won't hold the Internet connection. Every few seconds it's cuts out then re connects.This for me is not on.Also the GPS sensor is useless as it won't get your sat nav app to go where it's supposed to go.Also very slow at times. Freezes alotHaving to send back. I might be unlucky and got a faulty phone but put me off honor phones now.Personally I can't recommend but others might be lucky and not have same issue

Bought this phone to replace the p40 pro I had been using for 4 years. The phone has a an outstanding battery - Easily a day and a half with very heavy usage. It is very responsive and overall I'm delighted with it. Only downside is the camera isn't quite as good as Huawei p40 pro in night mode nor telephoto mode. Not really a deal breaker for me.

The media could not be loaded. The Honor 200 Pro delivers a premium feel with its ultra-thin, lightweight design and a 5000mAh+ battery. However, it is extremely slippery, making a case absolutely necessary—using it without one is not an option.Camera Performance(+) The Good:Portrait mode is flawless—sharp, well-exposed, and incredibly detailed.The UI experience is smooth and intuitive, offering great usability.(-) The Bad:Evening shots suffer from a strong yellow glow, leading to oversaturated and sometimes burned-out images.A complete no-go for videography—4K video recording is poor, especially in low-light or twilight conditions. If video content is your priority, this phone will disappoint.Performance & Features: A 10/10 ExperienceApart from the camera, the Honor 200 Pro excels in every other aspect:Fast, smooth UI with a sleek, iPhone-like music playbar next to the camera.Excellent multitasking bar and feature-packed software make daily use a pleasure.NFC support for payments (a must-have these days).### Final VerdictFor such price, it is a fantastic all-around phone, perfect for light use. However, content creators should look elsewhere—for photos and videos, you are better off with another device. In fact, if you do not take many photos or videos, a $200 phone with a similar UI (but slightly less smooth) will serve just as well.I loved the design and interface, but as someone who relies on videography, I had to return it. Sadly, I also received a slightly tarnished unit, adding to my disappointment.If only the camera lived up to the rest of the phone… this would have been a keeper.Rating: 7.5/10 (Amazing design & UI, but weak camera & video performance)

There is no charger in the box

I didn't receive the Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 8 Black speaker as Honor claim this is only for launching date. Very misleading!The phone doesn't get notifications in real time which is disappointing. Don't recommend it!