The upcoming Honor 600 Lite has surfaced online through a Geekbench benchmark listing revealing key performance details ahead of its official launch. The appearance of the device suggests that Honor is preparing to introduce the new Lite model globally with upgraded hardware and the latest Android software.
According to the benchmark data an Honor smartphone carrying the model number LNA-NX1 is believed to be the Honor 600 Lite. The listing shows the device powered by a MediaTek processor identified as MT6858 which is widely expected to be the MediaTek Dimensity 7100 chipset. The processor features an octa-core configuration with four cores running at 2.00GHz and four performance cores clocked at 2.40GHz paired with a Mali-G610 MC2 GPU.
In terms of performance the Honor 600 Lite achieved 994 points in the single-core test and 3,023 points in the multi-core test on Geekbench. The device is listed with 8GB of RAM and runs Android 16 indicating it may debut with MagicOS 10 out of the box.
Beyond benchmarks the smartphone has reportedly appeared on multiple certification platforms including EMVCo GCF TDRA and Thailand’s NBTC. These listings confirm support for modern connectivity options such as 5G NFC and eSIM though they do not reveal additional specifications.
Industry reports suggest that Honor could skip the Honor 500 series in global markets and directly launch the Honor 600 lineup which may include standard Pro and Lite variants. The Honor 600 Lite is expected to debut around March if recent certification and benchmarking activity is any indication.
For comparison the current Honor 400 Lite runs on a Dimensity 7025-Ultra processor and Android 15 based MagicOS 9.0 featuring a 120Hz AMOLED display a 108-megapixel rear camera and a 5,230mAh battery. The upcoming model is expected to bring meaningful upgrades particularly in performance and software longevity.
