Coming from Poco x3 NFC.

- The battery DOES NOT drain quickly, it lasts around 1.5-2 days with normal usage while running teams, email, and other power-hungry apps in the background - an oasis compared to some new xiaomi devices.
- Navigation on the phone is NOT done exclusively by swiping, the classic three buttons at the bottom of the screen are present and you can of course change their order of appearance. There is an option for which method you prefer, with buttons or without.
- I transferred everything normally from my old POCO.
- It charges extremely quickly with the appropriate cable and the 66w charger from Huawei/Honor. With the right cable, it also charges with other fast chargers.
- Its fingerprint sensor is NOT problematic, it sets up very easily and is recognized just as easily, IF you have set it up correctly.
- Generally a fast phone, it takes a little getting used to the Magic OS software, which I wasn't thrilled about (and I come from MiUI, mind you). It has its pros and cons.
- Good camera, not dramatically better than the POCO x3 nfc.

Negatives:
- The packaging is the epitome of cheapness, it has just one cable and that is type c on both sides. Not even a silicone case! Unacceptable at this price.
- With a regular cable, you will travel back to 2010 and the charging speeds of that time.
- It does not have notification LED. A big minus. You can set the flash to turn on, but it's not as convenient.

I have been a holder for a few days coming from Honor6x 2017 and my disappointment with this phone is great. Unlike the old one, this one does not have a notification LED on the screen, so no matter how many missed calls and messages you have, there is no indication on the locked screen; you have to check and look at the phone yourself, I will miss and delay a lot in seeing the missed calls and messages.

- The battery drains quickly, with just a few minutes of talking and only surfing without videos, it doesn't last more than two days; if you talk a lot and watch videos, it won't last you a whole day.
- Huawei's software does not recognize it, so you cannot back up, etc.
- It does not charge quickly when plugged in as it claims; I haven't tried it with a stronger charger, but it charges relatively quickly if you connect it to the PC with the type C cable that comes with the phone.
- Its fingerprint sensor is problematic both in setting it up and in use; you have to touch the finger always in a specific way for it to work, it is common for it not to register on the first or second try. The face recognition works quite well even in low light.
- On the plus side, it has very powerful speakers, a loud ringtone, and the camera, especially the portrait mode, takes excellent artistic photos.

It arrived close to Christmas. Coming from a Redmi Note 8 Pro, I have to mention that the Honor is quite light (but it slips easily, you definitely need a case). Let me focus on the positives of the phone:
First of all, it has 512GB of storage. Just what you need to store a lot of material.
Good brightness and detail performance when watching HDR10 videos in low light conditions.
Its camera competes with flagship categories, taking very beautiful photos in both bright and dark places. I would only say that the selfie camera loses quality at night when recording video.
In my opinion, it’s not worth spending more money to get the pro version since the (almost) essential difference is that the pro has a Snapdragon 8, while this one has a Snapdragon 7.
However, some negatives should be mentioned:
- It doesn’t come with a stock case
- It doesn’t come with a charger, as it supports 100W charging.
- It doesn’t support 5G. Although the device supports it, those of you with Cosmote, it is not among the recommended phones for 5G support.
- It does not support IP68 waterproofing.
In conclusion, it’s worth going for a mid-range phone at this price (I got it for €370) with plenty of memory, a strong camera, and a relatively good processor + 12GB RAM!!! It’s also noteworthy to mention that on DXOMARK, the Honor 200 has:
- the 14th best battery
- the 28th best screen resolution
- the 68th best camera
I hope I helped :)

I come from Samsung S10, poco F3, and F5. The phone has incredibly satisfied me. It is lightweight, compact for its inches, not as fast as the F5, but it does its job effortlessly. The processor, 7gen3, is quite capable. The screen is very good, especially outdoors, the 4000nits brightness does the job. The battery is endless; with good use during the day, it lasts almost 2 days. I haven't had to charge it on the same day no matter how much I use it. The sound is very good, satisfactory bass from the speakers, I didn't expect that. However, the reason I changed my phone was the camera, and it is truly excellent, both in daylight and in low-light conditions. The video recording is also at the same good level. But where it really shines is in portrait mode. It has 3 different presets from a French house, Studio Harcourt, specialized in portraits, which combined with the 50MP camera produces truly studio-quality results. Don't give it to your wife; you won't get it back! The only downside is that in its box, the European version does NOT come with the amazing 100W charger, but still, with a 25W Samsung charger that I have, it takes about 40-45 minutes to go from 25-30% to 100%. Perfect!