A Huawei spin-off, Honor had been becoming increasingly popular with consumers in the UK. Now on the US trade blocklist its future looks less rosy, but the good news is its upcoming 2019 flagship, the Honor 20, was completed before all that kicked off. It was announced yesterday in standard and Pro models, and available to pre-order now from £399.
Where the Pro model typically has a larger screen these days, Honor has sensibly kept it the same size as the regular model. Both are identical in resolution and technology, and both have the same 32Mp selfie camera in the top-left corner.
Internals are largely the same too, the only differences being more RAM and storage in the Pro version.
It’s rear cameras where the major differences lie: both have 16Mp ultra-wide and 2Mp macro cameras, but the Pro has a 3x telephoto where the Honor 20 has a depth sensor. Also, while the 48Mp main sensor is the same on both phones, there’s an f/1.4 lens on the Pro but an f/1.8 on the regular phone.
Read more about the Honor 20 and read our review of the Honor 20 Pro.
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