Honor could expand its rear-display phone concept with the upcoming Honor 700 series. A leak attributed to tipster Digital Chat Station claims the devices are being developed with a roughly 1.72-inch secondary screen on the back, potentially giving users a viewfinder for selfies taken with the main cameras as well as other AI-based functions.
- A 6.57-inch main display with a flat design on all four sides and a new, lower-power display solution.
- A rear secondary display measuring about 1.72 inches, said to gain AI-driven features.
- A new 200MP camera sensor currently being tested; its sensor size and other specifications have not been disclosed.
The reported display efficiency improvements could help battery life, while the 6.57-inch size suggests Honor may retain a relatively compact format rather than move the series toward larger flagship-class dimensions.
Honor has previously explored the idea on the Honor 600 series, which used a circular detachable mini display that attached magnetically to the rear of the phone. That accessory could be used as a camera control and viewfinder, and could show animations, images, and short videos.
It remains unclear whether the Honor 700 series screen would also be removable or instead integrated into the camera module. The concept has recently resurfaced elsewhere, including on Xiaomi’s 18 series, where the rear display can run AI-generated mini-apps. Honor has not confirmed the 700 series, its specifications, launch timing, or market availability, leaving the rear-screen implementation and 200MP sensor as the key details to watch.
