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HONOR Unveils the First Android AI Camera Button

HONOR Unveils the First Android AI Camera Button

News2416-05-2025

HONOR is kicking off a new chapter in smart photography with the upcoming arrival of the HONOR 400 Lite officially debuting in South Africa. Building on the incredible success of the HONOR 200 Lite, which led South Africa's post-paid smartphone market across all price brands in July 2024, the HONOR 400 Lite introduces a dedicated AI Camera Button, a first for Android, alongside a powerful 108MP main camera and ultra-bright AMOLED display.
Tailored for creators, multitaskers, and anyone looking to upgrade their everyday smartphone experience, the HONOR 400 Lite brings intelligent innovation into users' hands, just in time for kickoff.
The standout? That dedicated AI Camera Button, a first on Android, lets users snap and search instantly with Google Lens, even while wearing gloves. From real-time translations to visual searches and AI editing tools like AI Eraser and Outpainting (via Google Gemini), it turns your phone into a pocket-sized powerhouse. Powered by MagicOS 9.0, with up to 24GB extended RAM, a 5,230mAh battery and IP65 protection, it delivers premium functionality in a stylish Mars Green or Velvet Grey body.

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