Honor 700 series clears important regulatory hurdle before this month’s launch

Honor’s 700 series has cleared another hurdle. All three phones passed 3C certification, making the lineup close to an official launch. Honor is expected to release them this month.

The certified phones are the Honor 700 Vitality Edition, the Honor 700 Standard Edition, and the Honor 700 Pro Edition (via MyDrivers) . All three support 5G. Honor also got two tablets and one laptop through 3C in October.

What the 3C listings show

The listings carry the model numbers FAA-AN00, FAP-AN00 and FAS-AN00, and each phone ships with an adapter that supports up to 80W wired charging at 20V and 4A.

As usual with 3C, the certification records don’t list specs. However, previous leaks fill in the blanks. 

The Honor 700 and Honor 700 Pro are said to have a 6.57-inch 1.5K OLED flat display. The bezels are equal on all four sides. The two phones are also said to have a 1.72-inch rear display in the camera module area. It will likely support basic functionalities like checking the time and weather, reading messages and notifications, controlling music, among other things. In comparison, the Honor 600 series comes with a snap-on magnetic mini display. 

All three phones are expected to have a 200MP main camera. The Honor 700 Pro Edition adds a 50MP periscope telephoto lens, while the Honor 700 and 700 Pro will reportedly support a 200mm telephoto extender.

The phones are said to have a 9000mAh battery, roughly 400mAh more than the 8,600mAh cell in the Chinese Honor 600 Super. The Pro Edition may also support 50W wireless charging and reverse wireless charging. All three phones could share Cool White, Sky Blue, Azure, and Pink Mist shades.

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