Honor Ready To Launch The World's First Smartphone With 8,000mAh Battery

Honor Power, the world's first smartphone with a battery of 8,000mAh. (photo: x @Technifyzer)

JAKARTA - Honor is again stealing the attention of the world of technology with a much-awaited announcement: the launch of the Honor Power series on April 15, 2025 in China. But the most surprising of all the rumors circulating is the possibility that one of the devices in this series will be the world's first smartphone with a 8,000mAh battery.

In recent days, rumors about this extraordinary battery capacity have spread widely on Chinese social media, especially on Weibo, where Honor actively teases his fans with various teasers. In addition to the large capacity, the report also states that this phone will support 80W fast charging, although this specification has not been officially confirmed by Honor.

If true, this will make Honor a pioneer in the new era of super-high-resistant smartphones, suitable for heavy users, gamers, and travelers who need extra durability without having to often find electricity plugs.

Honor has also started showing off the design of its first phone in the Power series. From the teaser shared, it appears that this device will have:

The design is slim and light, even though it is equipped with a large battery.

The quad-curved screen, gives a premium impression.

The front camera hole is pill-shaped (pill-shaped cutout), likely to support two selfie cameras.

Very thin bezels on the top and side.

This shows that Honor is not only focused on battery power, but also retains design aesthetics and usage convenience.

Although the model is not yet mentioned, it is rumored that this phone will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 series processor. This chipset is known to have high power efficiency and qualified performance for multitasking and gaming, which is certainly suitable combined with jumbo batteries.

With these rumors, Honor seems ready to lead a new competition in the smartphone industry: a super big battery war. Other Chinese producers such as OnePlus, OPPO, Vivo, and Realme are also reportedly preparing devices with similar battery capacities, but Honor could be the first if these rumors are true.

With the launch remaining a few days, all eyes are now on Honor and its Power series. Will this really be the world's first smartphone with a 8,000mAh battery and a thin design? If so, then Honor is ready to create a new standard in battery durability without compromise on design and performance.