Honor's mid-range stars are changing things up a bit this year, and while the company is still offering two versions of its latest Honor 600 series, it seems the company is focused more on the base model this year than the Pro version. As such, no matter where you live, it's more likely you'll be able to find an Honor 600 instead of the more expensive Honor 600 Pro.
But given my experience with the Honor 600 over the past week, there are a few reasons you'd probably want to spend more, anyway. Despite a lower cost, the Honor 600 uses the same near-bezelless 8,000 nit OLED display as the Pro model, the same giant battery, and a near-identical design and build (complete with IP69K resistance).
