Honor 200 Pro

Three standout features – its portrait mode, gaming chops and huge battery – make this a desirable phone

LUKE BAKER

SCORE PRICE £583 (£700 inc VAT) from honor.com/uk The Honor 200 Pro isn’t the first premium phone to pack a great set of cameras, but it is the first to come with a set of bespoke filters developed in partnership with Studio Harcourt, the legendary Parisian portrait studio. Yes, technically these are only software effects, but they’re superb ones that can help you capture striking, characterful shots. The “Harcourt Classic” filter is most recognisable. This aims to recreate the look of the studio’s signature black-and-white headshots, and the results can be stunning. With the right subjects, at least, as the photo of me below sadly shows. “Harcourt Colour” is similar, but uses a lovely warm colour palette. Both modes accentuate lens flares, and while artificial bokeh may be old hat, it’s beautifully implemented…

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