Perhaps it’s safe to say that Apple’s decision to integrate a dedicated camera button has inspired more and more Android manufacturers to do the same (despite Sony doing it for several years now), and we’re seeing this phenomenon unfold in real time with the new Honor 400 Lite. Priced at around $330 when converted, it comes with some other pretty impressive specs.
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Powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7025 Ultra chip, the Honor 400 Lite features a 6.7-inch AMOLED display, which comes with a 2412 × 1080 pixel resolution, backed by a beefy 5230 mAh battery with modest 35W charging speeds. The phone also comes in two different RAM configurations with 8GB and 12GB, both of which are paired with 256GB of internal storage.
Over at the back, the phone’s camera setup consists of a 108 MP main camera and a 5 MP depth sensor with 1080p video recording, and a 16 MP sensor in front for selfies and video calls. Going back to the camera button, it also doubles as an AI shortcut key which can help users with image search functions. There’s also Magic OS 9 running on top of Android 15.
The Honor 400 Lite is available in three different colors and will arrive for select markets this April.
