Honor 600e vs Honor Win
The Honor 600e (2026) runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 7100 Elite, while the Honor Win (2026) runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5; estimated prices are $550 and $599. By overall MobileRank rating, the Honor Win leads — 75/100 vs 37/100 (a 38-point difference). Key differences: the Honor Win has the bigger battery (10000 mAh vs 6520); the main camera is 108 MP vs 50 MP; the Honor 600e is noticeably lighter (180g vs 229g).
Honor 600e
Honor Win
- Better main camera: 108MP vs 50MP
- Lighter: 180g vs 229g
- Cheaper: $550 vs $599
- Better design/ergonomics (75/100 vs 13/100)
- Better value for money (72/100 vs 69/100)
- Bigger battery: 10000 vs 6520 mAh
- Faster charging: 100W vs 45W
- Higher performance (91/100 vs 0/100)
- Better camera (41/100 vs 40/100)
- Longer battery life (95/100 vs 54/100)
Comparing the Honor 600e vs the Honor Win, the Honor Win scores 38 points higher (75/100 vs 37/100). In the "performance" category, the Honor Win leads (91/100 vs 0/100). In the "battery" category, the Honor Win leads (95/100 vs 54/100). In the "performance" category, the Honor Win significantly outperforms the Honor 600e (91/100 vs 0/100). In the "display" category, both devices are on the same level — 100/100. In the "camera" category, the Honor Win and the Honor 600e are nearly equal (41/100 vs 40/100). In the "battery" category, the Honor Win significantly outperforms the Honor 600e (95/100 vs 54/100). In the "design" category, the Honor 600e significantly outperforms the Honor Win (75/100 vs 13/100). In the "value for money" category, the Honor 600e and the Honor Win are nearly equal (72/100 vs 69/100).
| Specification | Honor 600e | Honor Win | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Processor | MediaTek Dimensity 7100 Elite | Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 | |
| AnTuTu | — | 3873442 | |
| Geekbench Single | — | 3640 | |
| Geekbench Multi | — | 11033 | |
| Display | 6.6" AMOLED | 6.8" AMOLED | |
| Resolution | 1200x2600 | 1272x2800 | |
| Refresh rate | 120 Hz | 120 Hz | |
| Battery | 6520 mAh | 10000 mAh | |
| Charging | 45W | 100W | |
| Wireless charging | 0W | 80W | |
| Main camera | 108 MP | 50 MP | |
| Ultrawide | 5 MP | 8 MP | |
| Front camera | 16 MP | 50 MP | |
| RAM | 8GB | 12GB / 16GB | |
| Storage | 512GB | 256GB / 512GB / 1TB | |
| OS | Android 16 | Android 16 | |
| Brightness (peak) | 6500 nits | — | |
| NFC | yes | — | |
| Protection | IP66 | — | |
| Dimensions | 157.4×75.4×7.3 mm | — | |
| Weight | 180 g | 229 g | |
| Price | $550 | $599 |
Honor 600e
- Main: 108MP f/1.8
- Ultrawide: 5MP
- Front: 16MP
Honor Win
- Main: 50MP f/f/1.8
- Ultrawide: 8MP
- Front: 50MP
Honor 600e
- 6.6" AMOLED
- Resolution: 1200x2600
- Refresh rate: 120 Hz
Honor Win
- 6.8" AMOLED
- Resolution: 1272x2800
- Refresh rate: 120 Hz
Honor 600e
- 6520 mAh
- Wired: 45W
- No wireless charging
Honor Win
- 10000 mAh
- Wired: 100W
- Wireless: 80W
Price difference: $49. Honor 600e is cheaper by $49.
performance
In the "performance" category, the Honor Win significantly outperforms the Honor 600e (91/100 vs 0/100).
display
In the "display" category, both devices are on the same level — 100/100.
camera
In the "camera" category, the Honor Win and the Honor 600e are nearly equal (41/100 vs 40/100).
battery
In the "battery" category, the Honor Win significantly outperforms the Honor 600e (95/100 vs 54/100).
design
In the "design" category, the Honor 600e significantly outperforms the Honor Win (75/100 vs 13/100).
value for money
In the "value for money" category, the Honor 600e and the Honor Win are nearly equal (72/100 vs 69/100).
Which is better: the Honor 600e or the Honor Win?
The Honor Win significantly outperforms the Honor 600e by 38 points (75/100 vs 37/100).
What is the rating of the Honor 600e and the Honor Win?
The Honor 600e has a MobileRank rating of 37/100, the Honor Win — 75/100.
Which is more powerful: the Honor 600e or the Honor Win?
The Honor Win leads on performance (91/100 vs 0/100).
Should you choose the Honor 600e over the Honor Win?
The Honor 600e is a better fit for everyday use. The Honor Win is a better fit for gamers and power users, those who care about battery life.