Weekly poll results: the Honor 300 Ultra emerges as the clear favorite of the three | Infinium-tech

Last week’s survey shows that things are not the same in the Honor 300 series – we did not expect this, but one phone beats the other two by a very large margin. Of course, this is the Ultra model, and you only have to look at the results of the Honor 300 Pro poll to tell you that.

Here we have added two additional options so that users can prefer the Honor 300 Ultra and the vanilla Honor 300 over the Pro model. Even though the Pro shows good performance in reviews, we think most people will still lean toward the Ultra.

How did that happen? As some comments point out, there are only a few upgrades that elevate the Ultra above the Pro: a better telephoto camera (50MP 3.8x vs. 50MP 3x) and a better fingerprint reader (ultrasonic vs. optical). But it seems that was enough.

That’s partly because the Honor 300 Pro and Ultra are so similar that they have similar shortcomings. For example, many people don’t like curved displays and that’s all. And some of those who prefer curved displays were unhappy with the pill-shaped punch hole. With this in mind, most people prefer more capable phones.

The Honor 300 is also in the race – almost half of voters believe they can get a better mid-range for the same money. The vanilla model runs on the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 instead of the flagship 8 Gen 3 that the Pro and Ultra enjoy. There is also no telephoto camera in it. And while some appreciated the flat display, it wasn’t enough to compensate for all the downgrades.

Since publishing the poll, we’ve learned that Honor is planning to launch a new GT phone on December 16 (Monday!). It will likely feature the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (last year’s Honor 90 GT had the 8 Gen 2). Its camera hardware will probably be lower than the 300 Pro and Ultra, but it could completely outclass the Honor 300 (the 90 GT was launched at CNY 2,600, which is now close to the price of the vanilla 300).