An 11,000mAh battery is the number Honor wants you to remember. The Honor X9e Pro, now on sale in Malaysia, starts at RM1,899 for the 256GB model and RM2,399 for the 512GB version.
Charging runs at 80W over a cable, and the phone can push 27W out through wired reverse charging, so it doubles as a power bank for another device. Think of it like carrying a spare fuel can in the boot of your car. The body stays at a slim 8.08mm.
Inside is a Snapdragon 6 Gen 5. Memory is listed as 24GB, which is 8GB of physical RAM plus 16GB of Honor Turbo RAM borrowed from storage. The screen measures 6.8 inches, refreshes at 120Hz and peaks at 10,000 nits.
Built to take a beating
Durability gets as much attention as the battery. Honor cites Ultra-Bounce Anti-Drop Technology 4.0, with Formula 1-inspired halo structures and shear-resistant PUR adhesive, and says the phone survives drops of up to 3 metres. Water resistance reaches IP68, IP69 and IP69K, enough for underwater photography down to 10 metres.
The main camera is 108MP with CIPA 6.0-level stabilisation, plus AI tools such as AI Zoom Enhancement, AI Moving Photos and AI Image to Video 2.0. Colours are Royal Purple, Reddish Brown, Dawn Gold and Midnight Black.
Pre-order deal
Pre-orders run until 8 October 2026 with an instant RM100 rebate and free gifts worth RM1,626, including an Honor Pad X7 tablet and Honor Rakyat Care+ protection. That package covers 730 days of screen crack and liquid damage cover and a one-year extended warranty.
Honor launched a wider range alongside the phone. The Honor Pad 20 Series starts at RM1,999, with a 15% education discount bringing it down to RM1,699.15 for students. The Honor Watch 6 is RM699 and promises up to 35 days of battery life, the Honor AI Note is RM699, and the Honor Choice Security Camera is RM129.
