Overview
- Honor set a January 5, 2026 launch in China for the Power 2, positioning it as a battery-first midrange phone.
- The company confirmed a 10,080mAh battery with stated endurance of up to 20.3 hours continuous screen-on time, 22 hours of short‑video playback, and 14.2 hours of gaming.
- Fast charging is rated at 80W over a wire, and Honor says the device will not support wireless charging.
- The Power 2 will run on MediaTek’s Dimensity 8500 Elite chipset, which Honor has officially named.
- Reports suggest this capacity would lead the market for commercially available phones, while other details such as display, cameras, storage options, and software remain unconfirmed until launch.