Honor launched the 600 and 600 Pro, positioning them as affordable flagship devices that closely mirror Apple's iPhone aesthetic. The Pro model's triple rear camera setup and flash layout particularly resemble iPhone's design language.
The 600 Pro features a triple rear camera with a layout matching iPhone's configuration, while the standard 600 drops the Pro's 3.5x telephoto lens for a subtler appearance. Both devices carry IP69K water resistance ratings.
Honor repeated this design strategy last year with the iPhone Air-inspired Honor 500, though that model remained exclusive to Asian markets. The company positions these devices as accessible flagships, suggesting competitive pricing despite the premium design inspiration.
The move reflects broader smartphone industry trends where manufacturers reference successful design elements across brands. Honor's approach targets consumers seeking iPhone-adjacent aesthetics within the Android ecosystem, particularly where Apple's products face pricing or availability barriers.
Both phones are now available, with the 600 Pro's higher specifications justifying its premium positioning against the standard 600 model.
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