The upcoming Honor 90 series, including the Honor 90 and 90 Pro models, is set to launch soon. According to blogger “Yang Pat,” promotional materials for the series will be released on May 19, with the devices going on sale on May 29 and officially hitting the market on June 7.

The Honor 90 and 90 Pro has gone through the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and China’s 3C certification with model numbers REA-AN00 (Honor 90), and REP-AN00 (Honor 90 Pro) which reveals some key specs of these devices.

Honor 90 series specifications (rumored)

According to 3C certification, Honor 90 Pro is equipped with a powerful 100W fast-charging feature, while the Honor 90 is to get a 66W fast-charging capability. Notably, both devices come with backward charging compatibility, enhancing their versatility and convenience.

Previous leaks suggest that the Honor 90 series will boast impressive specifications. Both models are expected to sport a high-refresh-rate 1.5K+ curved display and be powered by the latest 5G Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset, ensuring excellent performance. The devices will also have a centered punch-hole design for the selfie camera.

In terms of imaging capabilities, the Honor 90 series will feature a triple camera setup which will include a 200-megapixel Samsung S5KHP3 main camera with a 16-in-1 pixel binning technology, along with a 50-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens and a depth-of-field lens.

Honor 90 series is set to incorporate several significant enhancements based on critiques from the previous Honor 80 series. Notably, the upcoming models will feature dual speakers and OIS optical image stabilization, indicating Honor’s heightened attention to detail.

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Honor is gearing up to unveil the flagship Magic 5 series in the international market on February 27 during MWC Barcelona. Soon after, the Chinese company may launch the Honor 90 series— the successor to the Honor 80 series, at least that’s what a reputed tipster claims.

To remind you, Honor 80 series debuted back in November 2022 in China and is yet to make its global debut. The lineup included multiple smartphones, including the Honor 80, Honor 80 Pro, and Honor 80 SE. The company later launched the Honor 80 GT and 80 Pro Flat as well. While these devices are still quite fresh, Honor is already rumored to be working on the next-gen Honor 90 series.

A Chinese tipster claimed on Weibo that the upcoming Honor 90 lineup could launch in China by the end of May. He says the series will learn from the mistakes of its predecessor and come with key upgrades in the camera department. The Honor 90 smartphones are said to feature optical image stabilization (OIS) to reduce the shaking in the videos. The image processing and ability to shoot videos may also be upgraded.

Further, the lineup is tipped to arrive with dual speakers. The tipster has also shared the Honor 90 series’ inaugural poster, which shows two differently-sized circles apparently made up of red dishware bowls. This might hint at a possible design refresh.

As mentioned, Honor will be unveiling the Magic 5 series globally during the MWC. We should be seeing three Snapdragon 8 Gen 2-powered smartphones- a vanilla Magic 5, a higher-end Magic 5 Pro, and a top-of-the-line Magic 5 Prestige Edition. The company is also rumored to be working on Magic 5 Lite. Stay tuned for the updates.

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