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When HONOR wowed audiences with the Power and its impressive 8000mAh battery, we believed that would be the largest battery in a standard, non-rugged smartphone. However, HONOR surpassed expectations with the X9d, featuring an 8300mAh battery, and now they might be pushing boundaries even further with a device boasting a 10000mAh battery. This upcoming phone is reportedly named the HONOR Win, set to succeed the GT Pro.
The HONOR Win is particularly fascinating because, despite its ordinary exterior, it conceals a massive 10000mAh battery—larger than what you’d typically find in a tablet. If the rumors hold true, the Win will feature 100w wired charging and a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor. We’ve experienced remarkable battery life with the OnePlus 15 and its 7300mAh battery, so we can only imagine the longevity of the Win’s battery.
The renders also suggest the presence of a cooling fan, as the Win is expected to be geared towards gaming. It will reportedly feature a 6.8-inch OLED display with a 1.5K resolution and a high refresh rate, positioning it as a strong competitor to devices like the ROG Phone 9 Pro—assuming HONOR plans to release the Win outside of China.
Additional features include an IP68 rating, a metal frame, an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, and a 50-megapixel camera. We can expect more details about this remarkable device from HONOR in the days ahead.
