Honor Note 10 Rolls Royce Edition Hands-On Images Leaked; Launch Expected On July 26

Huawei seems to have an insatiable desire to create car-themed phones, as is apparent with previous devices such as the Huawei Mate 10 Porsche edition. Today, we spotted a Rolls Royce edition of the upcoming Honor Note 10 which will likely be released with the primary device. Like it’s predecessor, the Honor Note 10 Rolls Royce edition will be limited-edition. Some leaked images indicate that it’ll sport a Rolls Royce logo on the rear. The device will very likely sport the same specifications as the top Honor Note 10 variant. Earlier this year at MWC, we saw Huawei drive an actual Porsche using the AI capabilities of their Kirin 970 chipset. Hopefully, we get to see something similar with the Honor Note 10 and a Rolls Royce.

Honor Note 10 Rolls Royce Edition: Design, Specifications

The Honor Note 10 Rolls Royce Edition ventures into phablet territory with its massive 6.9-inch AMOLED panel. The panel has a resolution of 1440p (18.5-19:9) aspect ratio and is one of the few devices that’ll ship without the dreaded notch that seems to be going around. Huawei appears to have trimmed some of the bezels on all sides to allow for a pretty impressive screen to body ratio. The material of choice is either going to be glass or ceramic because a metal back would disallow wireless charging. The Honor Note 10 Rolls Royce edition will have the same glossy silver finish to it, the only difference being the addition of a Rolls Royce logo. It’s good to see that Honor is finally catching up with premium Huawei devicesUnder the hood, the Honor Note 10 will use the same Hisilicon Kirin 970 SoC (coupled with an ARM Mali-G72 MP12 GPU) that’s been a staple in most Huawei/Honor Phones. Considering that this is a maxed out version of the Honor Note 10, 8GB of RAM with 256GB of internal storage can’t be ruled out. The primary camera is likely to be the standard 24+16-megapixels with PDAF, electronic image stabilization, 4k 30fps video recording and all the AI-powered features that we’ve seen in previous Huawei/Honor devices. The absence of 4k 60fps video recording and OIS isn’t surprising as we’ve seen said features only in flagship-tier devices. The secondary camera is a 24-megapixel lens complete with AI-assisted portrait mode and more.