Digital Chat Station reports that the upcoming Honor 700 Pro smartphone may feature a design element first seen on Xiaomi phones—a second screen on the back of the device. This would be the first time Honor has used such a feature in its flagship models. The Honor 700 Pro is expected to have a flat 6.57-inch display with a resolution of 1.5K, and it would include a 200-megapixel main camera sensor. A small 1.72-inch secondary screen would also be placed on the back, though it's unclear exactly where—whether in a dedicated area like Xiaomi's "photo island" or lower on the phone's body. Honor has previously experimented with secondary screens, such as the magnetic screen that came with the Honor 600 series. This accessory clipped onto the back of the phone and displayed a live preview when taking selfies using the main front-facing camera. However, the 700 Pro would integrate the secondary screen directly into the phone's frame, marking a more permanent and integrated approach to the feature. In recent months, Honor has been exploring a variety of innovative designs. These include the Robot Phone, which features a motorized arm for moving the camera, and the Magic 9 series, which has a design inspired by Apple's iPhone. However, there is no indication that the back-mounted secondary screen will be included in the final version of the Honor 700 Pro. Xiaomi recently introduced a similar feature with the "Magic Back Screen" on the 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max models, and it has confirmed that the upcoming 18 Pro series will also include a rear-mounted screen. The Honor 700 Pro, however, is expected to be a mid-range device focused on photography, rather than a high-end flagship. It is thinner than the Magic 9 and is not expected to compete directly with Xiaomi’s high-end models. The Honor 700 series is anticipated to launch in China around November or December 2026. However, it remains uncertain whether the phone will be released outside of China. This would be the first time Honor has introduced a new series in this timeframe, and the design choices could signal a shift in the company’s product strategy.