The Honor 600e has now shown up in Geekbench, giving an early look at what appears to be a new midrange device built around MediaTek's likely Dimensity 7100 platform and at least one configuration with 8GB of RAM.
According to IT Home, the handset appears in the benchmark database under model number LNA-NX3. The listing shows a single-core score of 985 and a multi-core score of 2983, which gives a rough performance snapshot ahead of any official launch announcement.
Based on the benchmark details, the phone is expected to use a MediaTek Dimensity 7100 chip, pair it with 8GB of memory, and ship with Android 16. As always with pre-release benchmark entries, the exact commercial specification could still change before launch, but the listing provides a solid early reference point.
The report also points to earlier leak information saying the device may feature a display with 2600 x 1200 resolution. In addition to the 8GB RAM version shown in the benchmark result, a 12GB RAM option is also said to be under consideration.
IT Home notes that the overall hardware profile looks similar to Honor's previously released 600 Lite model for overseas markets. That device also uses a Dimensity 7100 chip and is available with up to 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.
For comparison, the overseas 600 Lite is equipped with a 6.6-inch AMOLED screen, a 16MP selfie camera, and a rear camera setup led by a 108MP main sensor alongside a 5MP ultra-wide camera. The benchmarked Honor 600e has not been officially confirmed to share every one of those details, but the overlap makes the connection feel plausible.
At this stage, the benchmark entry does not tell the whole story, and it certainly does not confirm pricing or release timing. Still, the appearance of the Honor 600e in Geekbench makes it clear that the phone is moving closer to launch and gives us a useful first read on its expected positioning.
