Honor’s next midrange smartphone lineup, the Honor 700 series, could launch in November 2026, according to a pre-release claim from Weibo tipster SmartPikachu. The leak points to expanded video-recording features and upgrades to the front-facing camera, though Honor has not announced the series or confirmed a launch schedule.
The timing would broadly follow the Honor 500 series, which was introduced on November 24 last year. Details on the claimed camera and video changes remain limited, with no information yet on the sensors, recording modes or whether the improvements will extend across every Honor 700 model.
Separate speculation has raised the possibility of a rear display, either integrated into the phone or supplied as an attachable accessory. One claim puts that display at 1.72 inches and says it would include AI-related functions, but there is no official evidence for the feature. A square 1:1 front-camera format has also been discussed in connection with Honor’s future devices, without confirmation that it will reach the Honor 700 series.
Honor’s eventual announcement will need to clarify the lineup’s model count, hardware changes and market availability. For now, the November 2026 window and the reported imaging upgrades should be treated as unverified.
