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Honor 50 ,Honor 50 SE and Honor 50 Pro "leak" ahead of June 16th launch

Honor 50 SE

Honor - an offshoot of the once mighty Smartphone juggernaut Huawei is now said to announce their Honor 50 series of smartphones on the 16th of June - and it will have access to Google Apps and the playstore.

The phones, according to what is out at the moment are said to come in three variants - a Pro model , a standard model and a SE variant covering the more "affordable" realm. The Honor SE is said to 6.78" FHD+ resolution IPS display and feature a Mediatek Dimensity 900 series chipset and a whopping 100MP sensor with f1.9 aperture and a 8MP ultrawide and 2MP depth sensor as well as a 4000 mAh battery with 66W fast charging - not bad.

The "mid ranger" in the series is the Honor 50 and this packs a 6.57" FHD+ OLED  display and packs a Snapdragon 778G Soc as well as a 108MP f1.9 sensor with an 8MP ultrawide and a 2MP depth and 2MP macro sensor array as well as a 4300 mAh battery with 66W fast charging as well.

The top of the range model - the Honor 50 Pro, features a Snapdragon 778G soc with  8-12GB of RAM and feature the same 108MP f1.8 sensor and the 8MP and 2+2MP array as the Honor 50, but the front facing sensor is upgraded to 12MP , the display increased to 6.72" FHD+ OLED and the fast charging has been increased to 100W and due to technical limitations the battery has been reduced to 4000mAh.

Overall the most compelling out of the "leaked" trio is the Honor 50 - a kind of a perfect medium in some ways. Other details are still not released.

Honor 50

Honor 50 Pro



Source - GSMArena
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