Common questions about this product, answered.
Q.How big is the Honor 400's battery and how fast does it charge?
A.The Honor 400 uses a silicon-carbon battery whose rated capacity varies by region: 5,300mAh in Europe and 6,000mAh in most other markets, so expect comfortable all-day life. It supports up to 66W wired fast charging (some markets quote 80W), hitting about 44% in 15 minutes and a full charge in roughly 46 minutes. There is no wireless charging. Ignore any '600mAh' figure from the listing - that's a data error. — PriceJive
Q.Is the Honor 400 water resistant, and what's the IP rating?
A.Yes, but modestly. The standard Honor 400 carries an IP65 rating (some lab testing also cites IP66), meaning it is dust-tight and protected against low-pressure water jets - good for rain, splashes and spills. It is NOT the higher IP68 standard found on the Honor 400 Pro, so it is not rated for submersion - don't dunk it in a pool or bath. For everyday weather and accidental splashes it is well protected. — PriceJive
Q.Does it take two SIMs or an eSIM, and does it support 5G in South Africa?
A.Yes to both. The Honor 400 is a 5G phone and supports dual-SIM, in either two physical Nano-SIM cards or one Nano-SIM plus an eSIM, so you can run two numbers at once. eSIM lets you add a second line digitally without a tray. It works on SA 5G networks (Vodacom, MTN, etc.). Any catalogue flag saying 'Dual Sim: No' is incorrect. Confirm your specific carrier's 5G bands and eSIM activation support before buying. — PriceJive
Q.Is a charger included in the box with the Honor 400?
A.Don't assume one is. Like most 2025 phones, the Honor 400 typically ships with the phone, a USB-C cable and paperwork - a wall charger is often left out of the box to cut e-waste, and inclusion varies by region and retailer. To reach the full 66-80W fast-charging speed you'll need a compatible high-wattage USB-C power adapter. If a bundled charger matters to you, check this specific listing's contents or ask the seller before ordering. — PriceJive