Leaked: ‘iPhone-Inspired’ Honor 500 Pro Might Drop This December

  • Publish date: Wednesday، 22 October 2025 Reading time: 1 min read

The upcoming Honor 500 Pro could launch by December 2025 with a premium design, massive battery, and flagship-level features—without the flagship price tag.

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The tech world is buzzing about the Honor 500 Pro, rumored to drop around December 2025 in China, with a global rollout expected shortly after. Early leaks describe it as a “solid upgrade” and a “compelling mid-to-upper mid-tier” phone — basically, a sleek step-up without the crazy price.

Premium Look, Mid-Range Price

Here’s the quick rundown: the phone reportedly features a 6.6 to 6.8-inch display, metal frame, and iPhone-inspired design. It’s expected to stay light (around 170–190g) while still offering a premium build that feels more expensive than it is.

Price-wise, insiders are pointing at the $550–$700 range, depending on the variant and region. That’s not bad considering what it’s packing under the hood.

What’s Inside the Honor 500 Pro

Leaks suggest the 500 Pro will rock a 200MP main camera, following up on the Honor 400’s impressive optics. It’s also rumored to have a massive 7,000mAh battery with 100W fast charging, and possibly wireless charging too — a rare combo at this price point.

Additional whispers mention a 3D ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, which could make the phone feel even more high-end.

When to Expect It

According to Gadgets 360 and Mobizilla, the Honor 500 series will debut in China by December 2025, with a global launch in early 2026. The timing fits perfectly with Honor’s usual release cycle, following its Magic series earlier in the year.

So, if you’re looking to upgrade your phone around New Year’s, this might be one worth keeping an eye on.

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