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400 vs Reno13

Device summary

HONOR

400

OPPO

Reno13

Full specifications

Full specifications
Basic information
Release year20252025
Starting price——
Display size6.6-inch6.6-inch
Dimensions74.6 mm × 156.5 mm × 7.3 mm74.7 mm × 157.9 mm × 7.2 mm
Weight184 g181 g
Front material——
Back material——
Display
Display technologyAMOLED—
Resolution2736 × 1264—
Refresh rate120 Hz—
Peak brightness5000 nits—
Performance
ChipsetSnapdragon 7 Gen 3MediaTek Dimensity 8350
RAM8 GB—
Storage256 GB, 512 GB—
Cameras
Main cameraWide · 200 MP · OISMain · 50 MP · OIS
Ultra-wide cameraUltra Wide · 12 MPUltra Wide · 8 MP
Monochrome camera—Monochrome · 2 MP
Front camerasFront · 50 MPFront · 50 MP
Video recording—4K at 60 fps
Battery & charging
Typical capacity5300 mAh5600 mAh
Wired charging66 W80 W
Charging standard—SUPERVOOC
Connectivity
Cellular5G, LTE5G, LTE
NFCYes—
Wi‑Fi—Wi‑Fi 6
Bluetooth—Bluetooth 5.4
USB—USB Type‑C
Build & durability
Ingress protectionIP65IP66; IP68; IP69
Frame—Aerospace-grade aluminium

Basic information

Release year

400
2025
Reno13
2025

Starting price

400
—
Reno13
—

Display size

400
6.6-inch
Reno13
6.6-inch

Dimensions

400
74.6 mm × 156.5 mm × 7.3 mm
Reno13
74.7 mm × 157.9 mm × 7.2 mm

Weight

400
184 g
Reno13
181 g

Front material

400
—
Reno13
—

Back material

400
—
Reno13
—

Display

Display technology

400
AMOLED
Reno13
—

Resolution

400
2736 × 1264
Reno13
—

Refresh rate

400
120 Hz
Reno13
—

Peak brightness

400
5000 nits
Reno13
—

Performance

Chipset

400
Snapdragon 7 Gen 3
Reno13
MediaTek Dimensity 8350

RAM

400
8 GB
Reno13
—

Storage

400
256 GB, 512 GB
Reno13
—

Cameras

Main camera

400
Wide · 200 MP · OIS
Reno13
Main · 50 MP · OIS

Ultra-wide camera

400
Ultra Wide · 12 MP
Reno13
Ultra Wide · 8 MP

Monochrome camera

400
—
Reno13
Monochrome · 2 MP

Front cameras

400
Front · 50 MP
Reno13
Front · 50 MP

Video recording

400
—
Reno13
4K at 60 fps

Battery & charging

Typical capacity

400
5300 mAh
Reno13
5600 mAh

Wired charging

400
66 W
Reno13
80 W

Charging standard

400
—
Reno13
SUPERVOOC

Connectivity

Cellular

400
5G, LTE
Reno13
5G, LTE

NFC

400
Yes
Reno13
—

Wi‑Fi

400
—
Reno13
Wi‑Fi 6

Bluetooth

400
—
Reno13
Bluetooth 5.4

USB

400
—
Reno13
USB Type‑C

Build & durability

Ingress protection

400
IP65
Reno13
IP66; IP68; IP69

Frame

400
—
Reno13
Aerospace-grade aluminium

Key differences

The most meaningful measured gaps in size and weight — not an overall winner.

  • Height

    Reno13

    1.4 mm taller · minor difference

  • Weight

    Reno13

    3 g lighter · minor difference

  • Width

    Very similar width

  • Thickness

    Very similar thickness

View 400 detailsView Reno13 details

User Experience Summary

400

Strengths

  • Bright 120Hz AMOLED display with strong outdoor legibility
  • Capable 200MP main camera with Harcourt portrait filters
  • Six-year update promise and competitive value versus Galaxy A56

Compromises

  • No wireless charging for desk and nightstand routines
  • MagicOS 9 divisiveness and preinstalled app cleanup
  • Ultrawide weaker than main sensor, especially at night
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Reno13

Strengths

  • Class-leading 5,600 mAh battery in a compact 181 g chassis
  • Outstanding one-handed and pocket ergonomics at 74.73 mm width
  • Standout 50 MP selfie camera for social creators

Compromises

  • No telephoto lens limits rear-camera versatility
  • No wireless charging for pad-dependent owners
  • Launch pricing criticized versus performance rivals
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