Here is a deeper look at the HONOR 400 5G, which has the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3, a 120Hz 5,000 nits peak brightness AMOLED, and a 200MP rear camera.

The HONOR 400 is not the snappiest phone out there, and it’s not meant to be. At its €499 price tag, it’s supposed to be a solid phone with good features, and that’s exactly what it is.

Yes, especially if you’re on a budget and don’t care about losing a telephoto lens. You can go for the 400 Pro if you’re willing to spend a little more to cover that gap, but you’ll be fine here if you can accept the imposed limits.

For such an affordable price, I’m surprised by everything the Honor 400 provides, including a truly mesmerizing display, respectable performance, and a sizeable amount of internal storage.

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.

Overall, this, like many cameras on smartphones these day’s will be more than adequate for most people, especially if all you are doing is using it to capture images for social media.

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...