Alleged Honor 600e Appears on Geekbench With Android 16 and 8GB RAM

Honor 600e Listing Surfaces on Geekbench

An alleged Honor 600e has appeared on Geekbench with model code LNA-NX3, giving an early look at its key specs before any official word from Honor, as Honor 600e Pops Up on Geekbench. The listing shows the device running Android 16, paired with MediaTek’s MT6858 octa-core processor, and it posted 993 in single-core and 3,054 in multi-core tests.

The Geekbench entry also points to Mali-G610 MC2 graphics and 8GB of RAM on the unit that ran the test. Honor has not said anything about the 600e yet, and the listing remains the main source for the device’s details so far.

Honor 600 Series Gets Another Possible Addition

Honor has already unveiled the Honor 600 Lite, and recently introduced the Honor 600 and Honor 600 Pro. The new Geekbench appearance suggests the company may not be finished with the series, although the Honor 600e itself has not been confirmed by the brand.

The benchmark record is tied to an unknown Honor device rather than a handset announced on stage or in a product page. The model code LNA-NX3 is the only identifier attached to the entry, and the processor listing is why the chip is being linked to MediaTek’s Dimensity 7100 SoC. That link is based on the MT6858 reference shown in the benchmark, not on an official product sheet from Honor.

Reported Geekbench Details

• Model code: LNA-NX3
• Operating system: Android 16
• Processor: MediaTek MT6858 octa-core processor
• Likely chipset: Dimensity 7100 SoC
• GPU: Mali-G610 MC2
• RAM: 8GB
• Geekbench score: 993 single-core
• Geekbench score: 3,054 multi-core

The numbers place the device in the early testing stage, based on the record now circulating. No extra RAM variants are confirmed in the listing, and no other hardware details were shown in the material provided. The entry also does not include any launch date, pricing, or market availability for the alleged Honor 600e.

What Is Known So Far

For now, the Honor 600e is only a reported device name tied to the Geekbench result. Honor has not issued a statement on the model, and the company has not revealed any formal specifications. The current information is limited to the benchmark listing and the parts that can be read from it.

That leaves the Honor 600e as the latest unconfirmed addition to the Honor 600 Series conversation. The Honor 600 Lite, Honor 600, and Honor 600 Pro are already out in the open, while this entry gives the first sign that another model may be in the pipeline. Further details, if they come, will have to come from Honor or from another listing that shows more of the device’s hardware.

Honor is also said to be working on reviews of the Honor 600 and Honor 600 Pro, but those notes are separate from the Geekbench entry for the 600e. At this point, the benchmark remains the only public clue tied to the alleged handset.

The model has surfaced, the scores are in, and the rest is still unclear. Until Honor speaks, the 600e stays in the reported category only.