Honor 400 Pro reviews by real users Honor 400 Pro

The design is quite nice, and well, where I live, it's not so conspicuous to criminals, which is another point. It's a very fast operating system. Warzone runs extremely smoothly on high graphics settings; sometimes there are slight dips due to the phone overheating, but it's still very playable. PUBG is just as smooth in HDR, as is R6 Siege, Fortnite, and RDR. The downside is that when the graphics are pushed to their limits, the FPS drops, which is why I prefer to play all games on low settings, and it runs at over 120 FPS. The internet is also excellent. I've found some flaws in certain games, like in Tomb Raider, where it doesn't respond very well to touch inputs, and that's what annoys and disappoints me a bit. And well, above all else, sometimes games aren't well optimized for certain devices, and that's not the phone's fault but the game's. But above all, the camera—videos, photos—is also excellent. It's the first phone I've bought with my savings because I also bought my wife an iPhone 17. I don't have to... There's not much more to say about this phone. Its charging is incredibly fast and efficient, and it also depends on how well you take care of it. It's at 100% when I unplug it, and I don't let the battery drop below 20%. The battery lasts me a long time, even without playing games or anything. I tested it, and it lasted four days without daily use, and even then, I still had 17% battery remaining. It only drains faster when I'm playing games, but not by much. The only downside is how much it overheats when I increase the graphics settings. When I play RDR for 15 minutes, it seems like it's going to explode. Otherwise, it's great...