Honor recently pulled back the curtain on the design of its forthcoming 700 lineup, which includes the standard 700, the 700 Pro, and the 700S. One of the most eye-catching elements shared across all three models is a secondary display embedded within the rear camera plateau — and it now appears this panel could do more than just show the time or notifications.
A newly released teaser image from the company hints that the rear screen will be capable of displaying health metrics, specifically heart rate and blood oxygen (SpO2) readings. While the imagery strongly suggests this functionality, Honor has yet to officially confirm the feature, leaving questions about exactly how the measurements would be taken.
Such a capability would naturally require a dedicated sensor positioned on the back of the device. One candidate is the small element visible just above the oval-shaped multi-LED flash module, though this remains speculation until Honor provides official clarification.
Beyond health monitoring, well-known Chinese tipster Digital Chat Station claims the rear panel will serve several other purposes. It could reportedly act as a live viewfinder for capturing selfies with the superior rear camera setup, deliver incoming notifications, and even support casual mini games.
Honor has confirmed that all three models will arrive in four color options: Blue Tone, Cold White, Clear Sky, and Pink Mist. Earlier leaks suggest the vanilla Honor 700 will run on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset, while the 700 Pro steps up to the flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 5. Both devices are expected to feature a periscope telephoto camera with teleconverter support, and the Pro variant is rumored to pack a 6.57-inch display alongside a massive 9,000 mAh battery.
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