Honor 400 Pro Spotted on Geekbench with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3

Honor has officially announced that the Honor 400 series will debut in China on May 28, following its global launch scheduled for May 22. Retail listings for the global variants have already begun appearing online. The standard Honor 400 was spotted on Geekbench recently, and now the Pro model has been seen too, revealing a bunch of specs in the process.

Honor 400 Pro Appears on Geekbench with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, Android 15, and 16GB RAM Ahead of Launch

Listed under the model number DNP-AN00, the Honor 400 Pro was seen on Geekbench with a single-core score of 2,243 and a multi-core score of 6,881. The chipset is powered with a quad-cluster configuration: 2 cores at 2.27GHz, 2 at 2.96GHz, 3 at 3.15GHz, and 1 at 3.30GHz. A quick inspection of the source code reveals an Adreno 750 GPU and the SM8650 chipset name, so the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip is definitely in the mix.

The device is said to come with MagicOS 9.0.0.110 (C001E110R102P1) based on Android 15, and has provisioned 14.91GB RAM – meaning, it effectively has a 16GB RAM configuration. The global Honor 400 (DNY-NX9) and Honor 400 Pro (DNP-NX9) have already received EMVCo certification with EMV Level 1 Implementation, which is valid until April 2028. This certification is a testament to EMV Contactless Level 1 support as well as support for Android 15 with NFC for both devices.

Before this, the Honor 400 Series was seen on the regulatory website, including TDRA, IMDA, and GCF, and the Honor 400 Pro was also spotted on the TUV SUD database. Base variant Geekbench scores suggest the phone will be powered by the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 SoC. In China, both models have cleared 3C certification, confirming fast charging support — 80W for the Honor 400 and 90W for the Honor 400 Pro. Leaked details have already revealed the design, specs, memory options, pricing, and even packaging for the Honor 400 series in Europe.

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