Honor is gearing up to expand its Win lineup with the launch of the Win Turbo in China on May 29. Ahead of its debut, the company has shared new details about the handset, which is already up for pre-orders in the country.
The Honor Win Turbo is confirmed to pack a 10,000mAh battery, which the company claims can deliver more than 14 hours of continuous gaming or up to 22 hours of short-video streaming.
The handset will also support 80W wired fast charging along with 27W reverse charging.
In a separate Weibo post, Honor revealed that the Win Turbo will feature a new communication chip and a six-wing antenna design aimed at improving connectivity.
So far, Honor has only revealed the phone’s design and color options, while also confirming that it will feature a 50MP primary rear camera as part of a triple-camera setup.
Meanwhile, rumors suggest that the Honor Win Turbo will feature a metal frame, a 1.5K resolution LTPS display, and offer similar specs as the Power2.
