Honor has rolled out a new fleet of high-performance gaming hardware in China, introducing the 8.4-inch Honor Win Tablet alongside its Win 2 smartphone series. The devices emphasize extreme endurance and sustained power, offering battery capacities starting at 10,000mAh and display refresh rates reaching up to 240Hz. Pricing for the tablet begins at 4,499 yuan (around $670), while the flagship Win 2 handset starts at 5,499 yuan. [1][2][4]
The Win Tablet features a 6,000-nit OLED display, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, and an active cooling system combining vapor chambers with a rear fan. It also supports 66W wired charging and bypass power delivery to protect battery health during extended play sessions. Meanwhile, the top-tier Win 2 smartphone carries a Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chip, a 10,100mAh cell, and dual internal fans spinning up to 31,000 rpm to tame processor heat. [1][2]
The launch marks an aggressive push into heavy mobile gaming, competing against compact alternatives like Lenovo's Legion Tab Gen 5. However, prospective buyers outside of China may be out of luck, as Honor confirmed to 9to5Google that it does not plan a global release for the new lineup. [1][2]