Honor 300 Series Released: Starting at 2299 yuan ($315)

Honor has made a notable entry into the global travel photography segment with its latest launch of the Honor 300 series. The Honor 300 and 300 Pro have been unveiled, with prices starting at 2,299 yuan ($315).

Aesthetic design remains a focal point for the Honor 300 series. The phones draw inspiration from the beauty of Chinese natural landmarks, reflected in their color and line designs. Colors vary for both models, with Ink Rock Black, Jade Dragon Snow, Chaka Green, and others adding to the visual appeal.

The Honor 300 features an ultra-thin 6.97mm straight screen, while the 300 Pro is designed with a hyperbolic curved screen and a curved back, enhanced by the wilderness porthole camera module.

Photography is a key selling point, with both models boasting an “SLR-level elegant portrait” feature and an AI light-control engine that enhances photo quality irrespective of lighting conditions. Advanced features include focus adjustment post-capture and dynamic photo capabilities. The Honor 300 sports a 50MP front camera and a dual rear camera setup, while the 300 Pro ramps it up with a triple rear camera, including a 50MP telephoto lens.

The Honor 300 offers a 6.7-inch OLED display, while the 300 Pro features a slightly larger 6.78-inch quad-curved OLED screen. Both displays support a high refresh rate of 120Hz and come equipped with advanced eye protection features.

On the specification front, the Honor 300 is powered by the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chip, whereas the 300 Pro steps up with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, which also includes Wi-Fi 7 technology. Here’s a concise breakdown of the pricing: