Compare Mobile Phones Side-by-Side

The Honor 600 Smart looks like the endurance pick: its much larger 7700mAh battery and bigger 6.87-inch 120Hz display make more sense if you mostly watch video, browse, read, or want a phone that can go longer between charges. The catch is the 4GB of RAM, which feels like the spec most likely to age badly, especially if you keep lots of apps open or expect consistently smooth multitasking.

The Honor 600 Lite is the more balanced choice for most people. Its 6.6-inch 120Hz screen is still large and fluid, the 6520mAh battery is hardly small, and the 8GB RAM gives it a clear advantage for everyday responsiveness. Unless maximum battery capacity and the biggest screen are your top priorities, the 600 Lite is the safer phone to buy.