Honor has officially confirmed the launch date for its upcoming Honor Win Turbo after teasing the device last week. The smartphone is scheduled to make its debut in China on May 29, with the company also revealing an early look at its design and color options through a teaser shared on Weibo.

The promotional material showcases the rear design of the Honor Win Turbo, including a triple-camera setup and multiple color variants. Honor has also opened pre-orders for the device in China ahead of its official unveiling. The handset will reportedly be available in at least black and white color options.

According to the information confirmed by the company, the phone’s rear camera system will feature a 50MP primary sensor with optical image stabilization (OIS), suggesting a stronger focus on camera stability and image quality compared to standard mid-range devices.

While Honor has not yet officially disclosed the full specifications, well-known tipster Digital Chat Station claims the Honor Win Turbo could share several hardware features with the Honor Power2.

The rumored specifications include a 1.5K LTPS display, a premium metal frame, and an enormous 10,080mAh battery, which could become one of the standout features of the device. If accurate, the battery capacity would place the phone among the largest-battery mainstream smartphones currently available.

Despite being part of Honor’s Win lineup, the Honor Win Turbo is reportedly expected to launch without the built-in cooling fan seen in some previous Win series devices. This suggests Honor may be positioning the phone more toward endurance and everyday performance rather than aggressive gaming-focused hardware.

With the launch event now less than two weeks away, additional details regarding the chipset, charging speeds, display technology, and pricing are expected to surface soon.