Honor 500 series codenamed Merry appears to be connected to the network and supports 80W wired fast charging

Honor 500 series codenamed Merry appears to be connected to the network and supports 80W wired fast charging

Well-known digital blogger Digital Chat Station has revealed that the new Honor 500 series phones appear to be online. All models support 80W wired charging and are codenamed Merry/MerryP. The prototypes I've seen come in black, silver, pink, and blue. What are your expectations for this new generation of phones? A more powerful Snapdragon 8 series processor? A more powerful 200MP camera? A larger silicon battery? A more premium mid-screen design?

According to previous leaks, the Honor 500 series will fully compete with Apple, boasting more powerful specs than the 400 series, with flagship-level features significantly reduced. It's expected to officially launch by the end of the year. Judging from the current market trends, all major Android brands are essentially benchmarking against Apple, from design to system connectivity, offering a distinctly Apple-like experience. Furthermore, the market has proven that these efforts to benchmark against Apple have led to increased sales.

The Honor 400 series, released this year, features a high-quality straight-screen design and an ultra-fine metal frame, delivering an exceptional straight-screen feel. The Pro version is equipped with a 200MP AI ultra-HD imaging system, which clearly reproduces reality and delivers 200MP ultra-HD portraits. It also comes with a 7200mAh Qinghai Lake battery, supports 90W wired SuperCharge and 50W wireless SuperCharge, and features the Honor Oasis Eye Protection Screen to protect users' eye health. What are your expectations for the upcoming Honor 500 series?

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