Honor's upcoming Win 2 and Win 2 RT have cleared 3C certification in China ahead of their expected launch in October.
The listing shows the Win 2 will retain 100W wired charging from the previous generation, while the Win 2 RT will support 90W charging.
That makes the RT slower than its predecessor, as the original Honor Win RT supported the same 100W charging as the standard Win despite being the more affordable model.
Hardware and Launch Details
According to Digital Chat Station, the Win 2 will have a combination of hardware that could make it stand out from other performance phones this year.
The phone is reportedly the only model expected to combine Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chip with a battery larger than 10,000mAh, a built-in cooling fan, and a high-refresh-rate 2K display.
The same combination appeared in an earlier leak, so the new reveal adds credibility to the previous claim.
The first-generation Win and Win RT were launched in December, but Honor has been releasing phones more frequently this year.
An earlier report suggested that the Win 2 series could arrive in October, around two months earlier than the original models.
Previous leaks also hint at a 6.89-inch OLED display with a 185Hz refresh rate.
The phone is expected to use an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner built into the display.
The larger screen would be a small increase over the 6.83-inch panel on the current Win.
There are also reports that Honor could expand the lineup to three models, with a higher-end Pro Max model joining the standard Win 2.
The Win 2 RT is expected to use the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, which is also used in the current-generation Win.
