The Honor Play 70 Plus sports a 6.77-inch LCD display with HD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It supports DC Dimming and eye protection modes, catering to users who spend long hours on their phones. A fingerprint scanner is embedded in the side, and there’s also a dedicated AI button to quickly perform actions like RAM cleanup, brightness adjustment, and tracking deliveries.
The phone’s build quality is a standout feature. It comes with the Gold Label five-star certification for durability, enhanced with a Tai Chi anti-shock structure and reinforced corners. Moreover, it has an IP65 rating, which means it’s resistant to dust and water splashes — even offering reliable touch response with wet fingers.
Performance and Battery
Under the hood, the Play 70 Plus runs on the Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 processor, designed to offer consistent long-term performance. This makes the phone well-suited for multitasking, gaming, and everyday usage without lag or overheating.
The massive 7000mAh battery is one of its most compelling features. It supports 45W fast charging and even reverse charging to power up other devices, positioning it as an ideal choice for users who prioritize battery life above all.
Camera and Audio
In the camera department, the phone is equipped with a 50MP rear camera enhanced by AI features. These include object removal, image magnification, and eye correction — tools that make it easy to capture high-quality shots without post-editing.
Honor has also paid attention to audio, integrating dual stereo speakers that can amplify sound by up to 400%. These, combined with NFC support and Magic OS 9.0 based on Android 15, enhance the phone’s multimedia and daily usability.
Pricing and Availability
The Honor Play 70 Plus is available in three variants:
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8GB RAM + 256GB storage for around $165
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12GB RAM + 256GB storage for around $195
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12GB RAM + 512GB storage for around $220
Buyers can choose from four color options: blue, black, pink, and white. The phone will go on sale in China starting August 8, and rumors suggest it might debut globally under different branding.
