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Smartphone Honor 400 Lite 6.7" 8 GB 256 GB Grey
The Honor 400 Lite is a 6.7" smartphone with a 2412 x 1080 display, 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage. It features a 108 MP dual rear camera, 16 MP front camera, 5230 mAh battery and runs MagicOS 9.0. Designed for everyday photography and reliable performance, the device adds practical AI camera functions, robust protection and a bright, easy-to-read screen.
The phone combines a high-resolution 108 MP rear camera with AI-enhanced features such as AI Eraser, AI Outpainting and Moving Photo for quick editing and creative control. An integrated fill light and multi-focal lenses improve portrait and street photography. The 3500 nits display and 3840 Hz PWM support provide screen clarity and flicker reduction for comfortable viewing. The device offers IP64 water resistance, drop protection, 256 GB storage, long-lasting 5230 mAh battery and fast charging compatibility via HONOR SuperCharge.
Use the AI Camera Button for one-tap shooting, underwater capture or operation while wearing gloves. Open the camera app to choose focal lengths or enable the built-in fill light for portraits. Use MagicOS 9.0 gestures such as knuckle knock and circle to open Magic Portal. For edits, open the gallery and apply AI Eraser or AI Outpainting to remove distractions or adjust composition; Moving Photo records brief live moments automatically when enabled.
For best results, enable the fill light for close portrait shots, switch to appropriate focal length for street scenes, and keep the screen brightness high under direct sunlight. Charge the device with a compatible HONOR SuperCharge adapter to maintain battery health and use a protective case where frequent drops are expected.
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