The new HONOR 700 Pro may have appeared on the Geekbench benchmarking platform ahead of the series’ official presentation. The device underwent preliminary testing, and the detected System on Chip (SoC) matches the specifications previously hinted at by rumors.

Although this identification does not yet constitute a definitive confirmation from the company, the results provide an early indication of the possible configuration of the Pro model. Information regarding cameras, battery, and charging capacity remains to be verified, pending the complete unveiling of the lineup.
HONOR 700 Pro: why it matters
The device registered in the Geekbench database is identified by the code FAP-AN00 and utilizes a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor. This chipset had already been indicated by rumors for the HONOR 700 Pro, but the association between the specific code and the commercial name remains an assumption.
In the test conducted with Geekbench 6.7.1, the device achieved a score of 2,862 points in single-core and 9,397 in multi-core. The detected configuration also includes 16 GB of RAM and a version of the Android 17 operating system.
Regarding memory options, three variants have already been confirmed for the Pro model: 12/256 GB, 12/512 GB, and 16/512 GB. The 16 GB of RAM detected by the benchmark therefore corresponds to the configuration with the highest capacity.
What changes and what are the effects
Previous rumors describe a flat 6.57-inch screen with 1.5K resolution and a 200 MP main camera, accompanied by a 12 MP ultra-wide sensor and a 50 MP telephoto lens. There is also talk of an approximately 9,000 mAh battery, supporting 80W wired charging and 50W wireless charging.
The model should also integrate a rear display capable of monitoring heart rate and blood oxygen levels. HONOR has already presented the design of the three devices in the family, and the official launch event is scheduled for November 13 in China.
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