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Honor 700 and 700 Pro tipped to support a 200mm teleconverter

A report citing Digital Chat Station says both Honor 700 models may support a 200mm teleconverter. Rear displays, periscope cameras and a large battery are also among the leaks, but Honor has not confirmed the hardware or launch date.

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Nov 2, 2026 - 09:43

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Honor 700 and 700 Pro tipped to support a 200mm teleconverter

The earlier Honor 600 Pro, pictured for context; this is not the unannounced Honor 700. Photo: Future, via TechRadar.

Image: the earlier Honor 600 Pro is shown for context, not the unannounced Honor 700.

Honor’s next numbered phone series may bring teleconverter support to both its standard and Pro models. GSMArena’s November 1 report cites Digital Chat Station as saying the Honor 700 and Honor 700 Pro will work with a 200mm teleconverter, although Honor has not confirmed the claim.

The same leak describes a mid-size display with very narrow bezels, a large battery, Snapdragon silicon, a built-in rear screen and a periscope telephoto camera. It does not establish the accessory’s price, how it will attach or whether it will be bundled with either phone.

A separate post attributed to Smart Pikachu says reservations are approaching and repeats several of those themes, including high-resolution imaging, long battery life, a rear display and teleconverter support. It also mentions Live Photos from the front and rear cameras. The post’s reference to Chinese actress Ju Jingyi hints at a possible ambassador role, but is not an official partnership announcement.

Earlier prototype details attributed to Digital Chat Station were more specific. They described a 700 Pro engineering unit with a 6.57-inch 1.5K main display, a 1.72-inch rear screen, a 200MP main camera, a 50MP periscope telephoto camera and a battery of around 9,000mAh. Those figures concern a reported prototype, not a final retail specification sheet.

The series is expected to launch in China, according to GSMArena. A confirmed launch date, final specifications, teleconverter compatibility and pricing remain outstanding, so the camera-accessory claim should still be treated as a leak.