Honor Teams Up with Pop Mart for Molly 20th Anniversary 500 Pro Launch

Honor has launched a special phone called the Honor 500 Pro Molly 20th Anniversary Edition. They made it with Pop Mart, a Chinese toy company, to celebrate 20 years of their cute Molly character. This is Honor’s first phone designed like a toy. It costs 4,499 yuan, about $646, and comes only in 16GB RAM + 512GB storage. You can pre-order it now, and sales start on January 25 at 10:08 AM.

The phone looks super fun. The back is black with a pretty Molly Painter drawing. Inside, the screen shows Molly wallpapers, special camera marks, fun charging animations, and a whole Molly theme for the apps.

The special edition phone has the same powerful features as the normal Honor 500 Pro. It runs on the fast Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, so it works smoothly and quickly. The phone has a very large 8,000mAh battery that lasts a long time, inspired by Qinghai Lake. Fast charging is supported with 80W wired charging and 50W wireless charging.

For photography, the phone comes with a 200MP main camera for clear photos, a 50MP zoom camera for distant shots, and a 12MP wide-angle camera that is also useful for close-up (macro) photos. Buyers also get a special gift box that looks like a small suitcase and even has lights, making the unboxing experience more fun and unique.

Buyers get a cool gift box that looks like a suitcase with lights. Inside are Molly goodies: a special SIM card tool, fancy wax-seal invite, colorful art cards, red money envelopes, movie stickers, a Molly phone case, fridge magnets that look like couplets, and a lanyard.

Honor is excited and will open Molly pop-up shops in more than 100 cities in China, like Beijing and Shanghai. There will be fun events, games, and limited toys to buy.

This phone mixes tech power with toy fun, perfect for fans of Molly or cool gadgets.

Yuvraj Tiwari

Yuvraj Tiwari is a tech journalist for GizTimes.com and a Master’s student at the University of Hyderabad. With a keen eye for software trends and a love for cutting-edge gadgets, he brings a fresh, analytical perspective to the latest news in the tech industry. Previously he worked for Kirti Kranti News Paper as a writer for 4 years.

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