Honor 400

Gute Performance, starke 200-Megapixel-Kamera und lange Akkulaufzeit: Das Honor 400 bietet ein attraktives Smartphone-Paket unter 400 Euro.

Power-Zwerg mit KI. Das Honor 400 überzeugt im Test als recht kompaktes Mittelklasse-Smartphone, mit guter Kamera, ausdauerndem Akku, begeisternden KI-Funktionen und langem Update-Support. Ein paar Kompromisse müssen jedoch auch eingegangen werden.

The Honor 400 is a solid mid-range phone with a stacked spec sheet and tonnes of great features. The cameras are solid, the battery lasts a long time, and it looks and feels premium. It’s not enough of a powerhouse to satisfy keen gamers, but elsewhere the performance is great.

The Honor 400 has one of the best designs in the mid-range category, and the smaller profile makes it great to hold and use. You still get a massive battery and fast charging, and the new 200MP camera at the back takes terrific photos — portrait shots are the real highlight here. The software is packed with AI utilities you'll use, and the phone will get six years of Android OS updates. It's missing a telephoto lens and doesn't hold up with intensive games, but if you just need a reliable mid-ranger with a good design, great camera, and all-day battery, I'd recommend getting the Honor 400 over the Galaxy A56.

Honor has arguably put out its most premium-looking mid-range phone yet with the Honor 400. With a screen that matches flagship devices, alongside great cameras and a guaranteed six years of software updates, the Honor 400 is a true bargain in its price range, with the only major reason to seek out a different device behind MagicOS, which just isn’t as intuitive as competing Android overlays.