The HONOR 700 series could bring a new twist to smartphone rear displays. Recent teasers suggest the back screen may support heart rate and blood oxygen monitoring, alongside features like selfie previews and notifications.
HONOR has yet to explain how the feature works, but teaser images show health data displayed on the rear screen. Some reports suggest users may need to place a finger on the display for a few seconds to get a reading, but this hasn’t been confirmed.
The rear display appears to be one of the main highlights of the lineup. Aside from showing health information, it can reportedly display notifications, live app updates, and animated content. It can also work as a viewfinder, letting users use the main camera for higher-quality selfies.
Known tipster Digital Chat Station also claims the rear screen will support mini games and other interactive features. The tipster hinted at an industry-first feature as well, which may be linked to the health monitoring function shown in recent teasers.
HONOR is expected to launch three models in the series, namely the HONOR 700, HONOR 700 Pro, and HONOR 700S. The phones are also rumored to come in several color options, including Blue Tone, Cold White, Clear Sky, and Pink Mist.
For now, many details remain under wraps. HONOR has not shared any information about the sensors or technology behind the feature, leaving questions about how accurate the readings will be and what users can expect.
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We’ll learn more once HONOR officially unveils the 700 series. If the feature makes it to the final product, it could give users an easy way to check basic health stats straight from their phone.
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