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Honor confirms massive batteries for Win2 and Win RT2

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Siddharth 14 October 2026

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The Honor Win2 series, comprising the Win2, Win RT2, and Win Turbo 2, is set to launch in China next week. After revealing the designs and color options of all three phones yesterday, Honor has now confirmed some of their key specifications.

Honor has confirmed that the Win2 will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chipset.

Honor Win2 and Win RT2 battery capacities revealed, and they're massive

The phone will pack a 10,100mAh battery and feature a 2K resolution display with a 185Hz refresh rate and 5,920Hz PWM dimming.

Honor claims that the Win2’s new dual-turbo cooling system can reduce temperatures by up to 10 degrees Celsius in just 50 seconds.

Honor Win2 and Win RT2 battery capacities revealed, and they're massive

Meanwhile, the Win RT2 will feature an even larger 12,070mAh battery and a 2K resolution display with a 185Hz refresh rate.

The Win RT2 is rumored to be powered by last year’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset. We expect Honor to share more details about the phones in the coming days.

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  • gdfgergreg
  • bI8
  • 15 Oct 2026

LTPO is useless for anything other than screen on display. Android doesn't not support real vrr like monitors even with LTPO panels.

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  • Anonymous
  • tDQ
  • 15 Oct 2026

Silicone battery do degrade faster Thus samsung apple and Google didn't use it But the Chinese have solve the problem Thus they use it

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  • Luciano Regal
  • XAp
  • 15 Oct 2026

Still pointless as Si Ca Batteries have been found to degrade faster and notice all these big battery phones 9k and above never use LTPO displays. They still stick with power hungry Standard panels that can't drop to 1hz dynamically rather being...

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