HONOR has quietly expanded its 600 series lineup with the launch of the HONOR 600e. The device has now appeared on HONOR’s official Peru website, confirming its specifications, design, and pricing after weeks of leaks and rumors.


The HONOR 600e joins the already released HONOR 600 and HONOR 600 Pro models, bringing a large battery, OLED display, and midrange MediaTek chipset to the lineup.
The HONOR 600e runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 7100 processor paired with:
- 8GB RAM
- 512GB storage

At the moment, HONOR’s Peru listing only shows a single memory configuration, although additional variants could appear once the phone launches in more regions globally.

Up front, the phone features a:
- 6.6 inch OLED display
- 120Hz refresh rate
- 1200 x 2600 resolution
HONOR claims the panel can reach:
- 6,500 nits peak brightness
- 2,000 nits high brightness mode
The display also supports 3840Hz high frequency PWM dimming for users who are sensitive to screen flicker.
The screen specifications closely resemble those found on the HONOR 600 and 600 Pro, although the panel on the 600e is slightly larger.

The rear camera setup includes:
- 108MP main camera with f/1.75 aperture
- 5MP ultrawide camera with f/2.2 aperture
For selfies, the device uses:
- 16MP front camera with f/2.45 aperture
One of the standout features of the HONOR 600e is its:
- 6,520mAh battery
The device supports:
- 45W wired fast charging
- 6W reverse wired charging
The phone ships with:
- MagicOS 10 based on Android 16
Other features include:
- Additional hardware button similar to the HONOR 600 and 600 Pro
- IP66 dust and water resistance certification
Colors and Price
The HONOR 600e is available in:



- Velvet Gray
- Desert Gold
- Vital Green
The lone 8GB + 512GB configuration is priced at:
- PEN 1,999 (₱36,167*)
HONOR is also bundling the device with several freebies in Peru.
With its large battery, bright OLED panel, and generous 512GB storage, the HONOR 600e arrives as a more affordable addition to the HONOR 600 family while still carrying several premium features from its higher end siblings.