Honor launched the Power2 in January, bringing a huge 10,080 mAh battery to the smartphone market. Now, attention is shifting toward its successor, the Honor Power3. Earlier reports claimed that the Power3 could feature an 11,000 to 12,000 mAh battery. However, a new leak suggests that Honor may have chosen a smaller battery for the upcoming phone.

According to the source, the Honor Power3 will feature a battery with a capacity of at least 10,000 mAh. That means the phone could match the Power2 or offer a slightly larger battery.

Still, the latest information suggests that the previously rumored 11,000 or 12,000 mAh battery may have been too optimistic. Honor could therefore keep the battery close to the 10,080 mAh capacity found in the Power2.

The Power3 is also expected to bring a larger display. The new model could feature a 7-inch screen, up from the 6.79-inch panel on its predecessor. The display will reportedly use a flat design, which follows the same approach as the Power2. This could make the phone more appealing to users who prefer larger screens without curved edges.

The Power3 is expected to use a MediaTek Dimensity 8-series chipset. The Power2 also uses a chipset from the same series, with the Dimensity 8500 Elite powering the device. However, it remains unclear which exact chipset Honor will choose for the Power3. The company could continue with the same SoC, or it may use the rumored MediaTek Dimensity 8600.

Honor has not officially confirmed the Power3 or its specifications yet. Therefore, these details should be treated as rumors for now. If Honor follows a similar release schedule, the Power3 could arrive around one year after the Power2. That gives the company plenty of time to finalize the phone.

More details could emerge in the coming months as the launch gets closer. For now, the 10,000 mAh battery and 7-inch display remain the key rumored specifications.