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600 Dual SIM 256GB Black
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Black
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Orange
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Orange
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Black
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Black
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Orange
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Orange
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Black
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Black
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Orange
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Orange
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Black
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Black
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Orange
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Orange
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Black
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Black
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Orange
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Orange
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Orange
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Orange
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Black
iD Mobile · Orange
600 Dual SIM 256GB Black
iD Mobile · Orange
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The Honor 600 is a sleek mainstream phone that mixes a high-resolution camera with exceptional battery life. It pairs a 6.57-inch AMOLED screen and a 200MP main camera with a huge 7000 mAh cell in an aluminium body. Pay-monthly deals start from £14.99 a month, with price rises shown upfront.
Key takeaways
Key features
Two figures decide what you really pay: the monthly rate and any upfront fee. A low monthly with a steep upfront often beats a flat deal on the headline but loses over the full term, so sort by effective monthly cost to see the truth. Choose a data allowance that fits your actual usage rather than the biggest on the shelf, and a contract length you are happy to see out. If your current phone still serves you well, a SIM-only plan usually costs less than a brand-new contract.
The 6.57-inch AMOLED screen brings deep blacks, punchy colour and crisp clarity for video, gaming and reading, a clear step up from the LCD panels on cheaper models. The 200MP main camera captures high-detail photos with plenty of room to crop, and holds up nicely in good light. The 50MP front camera gives sharp selfies and clean video calls. It is a genuinely strong everyday camera-and-screen combination for a mainstream price.
Battery is the headline. A 7000 mAh cell is among the largest you will find in a phone this slim, and it should comfortably outlast a full day, often stretching to two for lighter users. At 185 g it stays impressively light given that capacity and the aluminium build. It runs the latest Android 16 and supports 5G, so pages, downloads and streams load fast where coverage allows. Performance is smooth for daily apps, navigation and gaming alike.
The Honor 600 Lite is the more affordable member of the family, trimming the spec to hit a lower price. The standard 600 brings the headline features into reach: a 200MP camera, a 6.57-inch AMOLED screen, 512GB of storage and that 7000 mAh battery. Choose the Lite to keep costs down; step up to the 600 if you want the bigger battery, sharper camera and more storage without paying Pro money.
The Honor 600 comes with a roomy 512GB and no memory-card slot, so the space you get is set from the start. For nearly everyone, 512GB is more than enough for apps, large photo and video libraries, games and offline downloads. Even with the high-resolution 200MP camera filling files quickly, most users will not run out of room across a typical contract.
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Our verdict
The Honor 600 is a well-rounded mainstream phone whose AMOLED screen, 200MP camera and enormous 7000 mAh battery make the step up from the Lite easy to justify.
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Pay-monthly Honor 600 deals start from £14.99 a month. What you pay depends on your data allowance, contract length and any upfront fee. Compare the live deals above and sort by effective monthly cost to see the genuine average across the full contract rather than the headline figure alone.
Yes, the Honor 600 supports 5G on UK networks, so you get the fastest available mobile data wherever 5G coverage reaches. Where there is no 5G signal, the phone falls back to 4G automatically, which is still quick enough for everyday browsing, streaming and apps.
The Honor 600 comes with 512GB of storage. There is no memory-card slot, so you cannot add more later, but 512GB is ample for apps, large media libraries, games and offline downloads. Most people will have plenty of headroom even with the 200MP camera producing large files.
Pick the Honor 600 if you want the bigger 7000 mAh battery, the 200MP camera, the AMOLED screen and 512GB of storage. The Honor 600 Lite is cheaper with a trimmed-back spec, making it the choice for buyers who want to keep monthly costs as low as possible.
A contract spreads the handset cost over the term and bundles your data, so you avoid a large upfront payment. Buying SIM-free and adding a SIM-only plan is often cheaper overall and more flexible. Weigh up the total cost of both routes before deciding which works best for you.
Refurbished Honor 600 deals appear in the comparison when networks have stock. A refurbished handset costs less than new and arrives tested and graded, though availability shifts over time. Use the deal filters above to see what is on offer right now.
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