Honor 400 Pro 512GB
SGD 498.00 - SGD 899.00
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11 months ago
Honor 400 Pro review: Balancing act
While not outstanding in any one area, the Honor 400 Pro is an impressive all-rounder that manages to make very few mistakes
Pros:
- Six years of software support, Bright, accurate display, Strong performance and stamina
Cons:
- Limited colour options, MagicOS still isn’t the best, No Gorilla Glass protection
10 months ago
Honor 400 Pro Review: Between a mid-range and flagship
A $999.99 price tag for a top-of-the-range smartphone is now the norm. Apple, Samsung, and Xiaomi often charge $1,200 or more for their flagship models. Honor, on the other hand, is sending out a clear signal with the Honor 400 Pro: top performance does not necessarily translate to a high price.
Pros:
- Decent price point, High-quality workmanship, First-class display, Many software personalization options, Good update support, Camera with many AI functions
Cons:
- Pre-installed bloatware
10 months ago
Honor 400 Pro Review – Premium midranger with near flagship performance
There’s lots to love with the Honor 400 Pro that blends the still potent Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset with an excellent display with a powerful triple rear camera array that now has telephoto zoom and an array of AI-powered enhancements.
Pros:
- Robust IP68 and IP69 dust and water resistance, Excellent performance for price, AI-enhanced cameras offer great results
Cons:
- No way to manipulate outcomes in AI Image to Video generation, No way to disable or reassign the amount of RAM Turbo virtual RAM
11 months ago
Honor 400 Pro Review
The Honor 400 Pro is a capable mid-range phone with a sleek look, fast performance, and fantastic efficiency. Camera performance is generally great too, although some of the AI functions can make images feel a little synthetic at distance, while the design is perhaps a little generic at times.
Pros:
- Sleek, grown-up looks, Wonderfully efficient, Gorgeous OLED screen
Cons:
- AI camera features can leave images feeling quite synthetic, MagicOS 9 may be a divisive distro of Android
11 months ago
I spent a week testing the Honor 400 Pro, and it's a powerful almost-flagship with some fancy AI tricks
The Honor 400 Pro offers up a well-balanced flagship experience, with one or two judicious compromises, for a good chunk of money less than a true flagship. It’s not the first phone to offer such a combination, nor is it the cheapest, but it’s compelling nonetheless.
Pros:
- Excellent display, Solid camera with powerful AI, Strong performance
Cons:
- Slightly drab, heavy design, Busy, iOS-aping UI, Can get faster for the money
11 months ago
Honor 400 Pro review: Jack of all trades
The Honor 400 Pro can do it all, and it does it at a reasonable price. With a speedy chip inside, serious camera hardware, flagship-level AI features, a long-lasting battery and quick charging, it leaves little to be desired.
Pros:
- Loads of new AI features, Fast wired and wireless charging, Great battery life, Solid camera system with Harcourt Portrait effects
Cons:
- Plastic frame, Ultrawide camera is pretty weak, MagicOS software isn’t for everyone
11 months ago
My test found the Honor 400 Pro’s image to video AI a bit freaky, but I still think it’s a fantastic mid-ranger
Triple cameras impress for the cash, but is AI all its cracked up to be?
Pros:
- Long-lasting battery with rapid wired and wireless charging, Colourful, engaging photos in almost all conditions, Extensive AI toolbox and upper-tier performance for everything else
Cons:
- Some might find all the AI photography features a little creepy, A little less pre-installed bloat should be standard at this price
11 months ago
Honor 400 Pro review: "It's streamers, content creators, and gaming video makers who will get the most bang for their buck here"
The Honor 400 Pro is a stunning camera phone, but that obnoxiously large set of lenses on its back isn’t hiding a lack of features within. Along with the compulsory AI fluff that every phone in 2025 has to have, there’s a lot of gaming power, a lot of storage, and a lot of versatility to enjoy.
Pros:
- Insane camera, Decent gaming performance, Good battery life, Vibrant display, Slim design, Decent price
Cons:
- Massive camera array upsets the slim design, A lot of inescapable AI features, MagicOS quirks, Speakers could be better
2 months ago
Honor Pro 400 review: Overdue debut
The Honor 400 Pro 5G is a competitively-priced smartphone that plays it a little too safe. The hardware here swings above its weight class, but software is a little harder to live with.
Pros:
- Competitive price, Generous on-board storage, Solid camera kit
Cons:
- Forgettable design, MagicOS, So-so battery life
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