A few days ago, Honor announced its Honor Play 20, an entry-level device with a Unisoc T610 chipset. Recent reports claim that the company is now working on the Honor Play 20 Pro.
Today, a new device with model number KOZ-AL40 has been listed on the Chinese 3C certification. We know that the 3C certification is famous for revealing the charging or battery specifications of upcoming phones.
The 3C certification has also revealed the charging specifications. The upcoming phone will feature a 22.5W fast charger with model number HW-100225C00. The charger might come with Honor branding, as both companies are now separated.
The charger supports a maximum of 22.5W (10V, 2.25A) charging. It also supports charging at the following modes: 10W (5V, 2A) and 18W (9V, 2A). As mentioned in the certification, the applicant is Honor Device Company Limited. It is also observed that this charger is being manufactured in different factories.
At the moment, other specifications such as display, battery capacity, and chipset are not known. However, as can be seen from the 3C certification, it still does not support 5G and may still use the Unisoc T610 chipset or a higher-end 4G Soc. The phone is expected to be launched next month, June 2021.
