Honor has revealed early pricing for the Win 2, positioning the gaming phone as the most affordable device running the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 processor. The hardware combines a 185 Hz 2K OLED screen with a massive 10100 mAh battery and a dual fan active cooling system. The 12GB RAM and 512GB storage model will sell in China for 5499 yuan (around $822), with an even cheaper 256GB tier planned for the upcoming showcase.
The Honor Win 2 targets performance gaming with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 processor. To manage internal temperatures, Honor installed an active cooling system featuring 2 internal fans, marking a first for mobile phones. Visuals run on a 2K resolution OLED display operating at a 185 Hz refresh rate for high frame rate competitive play. A 10100 mAh battery supplies power, delivering extended gaming runtimes without frequent charging breaks.
Honor confirmed the 12GB RAM version with 512GB of internal storage costs 5499 yuan, which converts to roughly $822. An entry configuration with 12GB RAM and 256GB storage is also entering the lineup to lower the entry cost further. This pricing undercuts rival flagships using the same Snapdragon silicon, including the OnePlus 16, iQOO 16, RedMagic 12 Pro+, and Xiaomi 18 Pro Max. Honor plans to reveal the Win 2 alongside the Win RT2, Win Turbo2, and the Win Pad tablet during the official launch event next week.
