Bafana Bafana Scores on and Off the Pitch with the HONOR 400 Lite
Blending innovation with practicality, the HONOR 400 Lite enhances every aspect of the team's routine — from capturing match-defining moments to staying connected with loved ones across borders.
In high-pressure environments, the AI Camera Button on the HONOR 400 Lite allows players to instantly record crisp 108MP photos and videos — even with sweaty hands or while wearing gloves. With 3x lossless zoom, tactical plays are captured in sharp detail for in-depth review and team strategy sessions.
With teammates from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds, seamless communication is key. Tools like Google Lens help players instantly translate signs and coaching notes, enabling better understanding without interrupting focus. The phone becomes a multilingual assistant — intuitive and fuss-free.
Using built-in AI editing tools like Eraser and Out Painting, players quickly refine and share visual content on the fly. Whether it's a training clip or a celebratory photo, the HONOR 400 Lite helps keep fans, family, and media connected to the team's journey in real-time.
Power That Keeps Up – Scoring 24/7 training days are long.
Game days, even longer. With a 5,230mAh battery and 35W fast charging, the HONOR 400 Lite powers through the demands of professional sport, staying charged, connected, and ready to perform.
From the bright sun of midday practice to the intensity of match night, the 6.7-inch AMOLED display with 3,500 nits peak brightness offers unmatched clarity. Inside, the MediaTek Dimensity 7025-Ultra processor delivers fluid, responsive performance tailored for athletes on the move.
Fred Zhou, CEO of HONOR South Africa, shares:
'The journey of Bafana Bafana to becoming champions is a story of focus, resilience and teamwork. These are values that mirror our approach to innovation. The HONOR 400 Lite was designed not just to offer cutting-edge features but to truly understand and support the rhythm of life in Mzansi. It's about accessible technology that empowers South Africans to capture, connect and celebrate their everyday victories.'
As anticipation builds for the upcoming COSAFA matches against Mozambique and Tanzania, the spotlight is not only on player performance but also on how technology is helping unlock their full potential. From emotional connection to tactical execution, the HONOR 400 Lite is proving to be more than just a phone, it's a trusted partner in Bafana Bafana's pursuit of greatness.
Available now in Marrs Green and Velvet Black, the HONOR 400 Lite continues to set the pace for smart, reliable tech built for athletes, creatives, and everyday South Africans alike.
Learn more at: Honor 400 Lite.
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