HONOR 400 review

The HONOR 400 5G comes as a fresh, new release in the mid-range segment. On paper alone, the HONOR 400 5G does make itself one of the most promising mid-range phones that you can get today. Let’s have a rundown of advantages and disadvantages for each model in our comparison review of the HONOR 400 5G versus the Samsung Galaxy A56. Gone is the oval-shaped camera island on the HONOR 400 and is replaced by a sort of a trapezoidal module that houses its dual camera setup. For added protection, I’m happy to report that both get strong dust and water resistance ratings albeit the Galaxy A56 is IP67-rated while the HONOR 400 is rated IP66. The HONOR 400 5G is relatively smaller, featuring a 6.56-inch AMOLED display, but with a slightly higher 2K screen resolution (at 2780 by 1264 pixels). Despite the difference in screen resolution though, the Galaxy A56’s display is equally good as the HONOR 400’s. They both have dual stereo speakers albeit the HONOR 400’s audio comes out a bit flat, lacking detail, and the Galaxy A56 isn’t as loud to our liking. Read more in our articles including "HONOR 400 vs. Samsung Galaxy A56 Comparison Review" and "WATCH: Xiaomi 15T Pro vs. HONOR 400 Pro: Which is the better pick?".