Honor announced the Honor Play 4T and Play 4T Pro smartphones in April. These phones arrived with budget-friendly specifications and pricing. Yesterday, an upcoming Honor Play4 Pro popped up on a Chinese retailer site. The listing revealed the images of the smartphone. The Chinese leakster who shared the same images on Weibo claimed that it is powered by Kirin 820 5G chipset. However, another tipster from China who is known for Huawei and Honor leaks has claimed that the Play4 Pro has Kirin 990 5G.
The tipster stated that the Honor Play4 Pro won’t be a low-budget device like the Play 4T series. He said that the Play4 Pro is the spiritual successor of the Honor Play that had debuted in 2018. At that time, the Honor Play with Kirin 970 SoC onboard arrived as a gaming-focused handset.
Hence, the Honor Play4 Pro is expected to arrive as a flagship device with Kirin 990 5G. Like the Honor Play, the Play4 Pro is likely to come with gaming capabilities. The tipster claimed that the phone may arrive with a pricing of around 3,000 Yuan.
Honor is yet to confirm the existence of the Honor Play4 Pro. The tipster said that the smartphone may debut either in June or July. The handset is speculated to have an OXP-AN00 model number and it was spotted at Wi-Fi and 3C certification platforms recently. The 3C listing of OXP-AN00 that it could be coming with a 40W fast charger whereas Wi-Fi listing revealed support dual-band Wi-Fi and EMUI 10 based Android 10 OS. The handset is believed to feature a Sony IMX600Y 40-megapixel main camera on its back.
The Honor Play4 Pro images have revealed that it is a dual punch-hole screen and a side-mounted fingerprint reader. The smartphone has a dual-camera setup on its rear.
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