Honor Win 2 Benchmarks Reveal Record-Breaking Performance

Honor is preparing to disrupt the flagship smartphone market with the upcoming Win 2 series, officially debuting on October 21. Among the highly anticipated lineup—which includes the Win 2, Win RT 2, and Win Turbo 2—the standard Honor Win 2 has emerged as the true powerhouse, boasting extreme hardware specifications and record-breaking benchmark scores.

Record-Breaking Performance Metrics

Ahead of its official launch, the Honor Win 2 (model number RTW-AN00) surfaced on the AnTuTu V12 benchmarking platform, posting a staggering overall score of 5,702,964 points. The listing confirms the device is powered by Qualcomm’s bleeding-edge Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chipset, paired with an Adreno 850 GPU.

Breaking down the benchmark, the GPU alone accounted for 2,072,221 points, while memory and user experience (UX) tests yielded 755,729 and 1,372,277 points, respectively. This tested engineering model was equipped with 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM, 1TB of UFS 4.1 storage, and ran on Android 17 out of the box. To sustain this immense processing power during intense gaming sessions, Honor has reportedly engineered an active dual-fan cooling system to mitigate thermal throttling.

A Boundary-Pushing Display and Battery

According to prominent industry leaker Digital Chat Station, the visual experience is driven by a 6.89-inch flat OLED display. The panel features a sharp 2K resolution, an ultra-fluid 185Hz refresh rate, and razor-thin 0.93mm bezels across all four sides. For superior eye comfort in low-light environments, the display incorporates 5,920Hz high-frequency PWM dimming.

To support the high-refresh-rate 2K screen and extreme processing power, Honor has equipped the Win 2 with a colossal 10,100mAh single-cell battery. When depleted, the device supports 100W wired fast charging alongside wireless charging capabilities.

Refined Cameras and Uncompromised Durability

While the original Honor Win featured a telephoto lens, the Win 2 opts for a streamlined dual-camera setup spearheaded by a massive 200-megapixel primary sensor. Audiophiles and gamers will benefit from dual 1216 large-cavity speakers for immersive sound, while an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner ensures rapid biometric authentication.

Built to withstand extreme environments, the chassis holds IP68, IP69, and IP69K certifications for maximum dust, water, and high-pressure resistance. Despite this premium hardware, Honor has aggressively priced the device. The brand confirmed the phone will retail for 5,499 Yuan in China (inclusive of national subsidies) and will be available in striking colorways: Quick Black, Designated Win, and Red/Blue Buff.

Honor Win 2 Specifications