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Smartphone Honor 400 6.55" 512 GB Gold
The HONOR 400 is an AI-focused smartphone with a 6.55" AMOLED display (2736 × 1264) and a slim, lightweight design. It packs a high-resolution 200MP ultra-clear main camera, a 12MP 112° ultra-wide camera and a 50MP AI selfie camera, plus AI-driven photo tools and sharing features. Powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 platform with 8GB RAM and 512GB storage, the device supports 5G Hybrid Dual SIM (NanoSIM + eSIM), runs MagicOS 9.0 and offers a large battery with fast charging for all-day use.
The HONOR 400 combines advanced AI photography and editing tools, including AI Super Zoom (up to 30×), AI Portrait Snap and AI Editing suite, with a vivid 120Hz 6.55" AMOLED display and high peak brightness for clear viewing in sunlight. It delivers fast AI performance via the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 and 12GB HONOR Turbo RAM (device variants), extensive 512GB storage, long battery life supported by a large silicon‑carbon battery and 66W Wired SuperCharge, plus IP65 protection and five‑star anti-drop certification for added durability. On-device HONOR AI features enhance privacy and safety with deepfake detection and multi-year security updates.
Switch on the device and follow the on‑screen setup to add your Google account, configure the Hybrid Dual SIM settings and connect to Wi‑Fi or a mobile network. Use the Camera app to select modes such as AI Super Zoom, ultra‑wide or selfie; apply AI Editing tools from the gallery to retouch, upscale or animate images. Activate power saving or AI Battery modes in settings to extend runtime, and enable MagicOS features like Google Lens, AI Translation and AI Recorder for daily productivity. Charge with the supplied 66W wired charger for rapid top‑up when needed.
For best camera results, use AI Super Zoom with optical/electronic stabilisation enabled and shoot in good light; enable the AI Eye Comfort display settings for prolonged reading or night use. Keep software updated to receive the latest security patches and AI feature improvements.
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