Honor 200 boasts a flagship-level screen despite its budget price, says DxOMark
The Honor 200, a budget-friendly smartphone soon to be released in Russia, has caught the attention of display experts at DxOMark. Their tests reveal a screen that punches well above its weight class, challenging some of the best in the market.
The phone boasts a 6.7-inch OLED display with a resolution of 2664x1200 pixels and a smooth 120Hz refresh rate. DxOMark measurements clocked the peak brightness at an impressive 1146 nits. While HDR10 content lacked some punch under direct sunlight, the display excelled in low-light conditions, "providing good detail."
DxOMark praised the "excellent" color rendering across all lighting conditions, with overall readability on par with the Pro version of the device. Flickering was a non-issue, earning further praise. However, jitter during webpage scrolling and the lack of 60fps UHD video playback were noted as drawbacks.
 |
| Honor 200, Galaxy A55 5G, Xiaomi 14 |
Ultimately, the Honor 200 secured an impressive 18th position in DxOMark's global smartphone ranking, even surpassing the Samsung Galaxy S23+. In its own price bracket, the device clinched second place, just four points shy of the "Pro" model.
