
Midnight Black
Midnight Black gives the 400 a different feel without changing the deal comparison underneath.
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A true mid-range bargain headlined by a gorgeous display and long software support.
This Honor 400 review combines current GetLow contract prices with the specifications that matter before a long commitment. It compares new and refurbished availability, total cost, monthly price, data, storage and the closest current alternatives.
GetLow currently checks 2 400 contract offers across 1 retailer and 1 network. The market starts at £16.99 a month, £0.00 upfront and £611.64 in total after currently stated promotional savings.
Those headline floors can come from different deals. Keep monthly price, upfront cost, data, storage, term and condition tied to one listing before deciding which offer is genuinely cheapest.
This table uses the reviewed phone plus up to four nearby alternatives by current lowest total contract cost. Monthly price, data, total cost and condition remain attached to the same cheapest-total listing for each phone.
Read each difference against the bold 400 baseline. A cheaper row shows the whole-contract saving; a dearer row shows the additional amount currently needed to step up.
| Model | Monthly price | Data | Lowest total cost | Difference vs 400 | Cheapest listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magic 8 Lite | £14.99/month | 200GB | £424.76 | £186.88 less | New |
| 600 | £14.99/month | 200GB | £474.76 | £136.88 less | New |
| 400 Lite | £14.99/month | 3GB | £539.64 | £72.00 less | New |
| 400 | £16.99/month | 3GB | £611.64 | Baseline | New |
| 600 Pro | £14.99/month | 200GB | £684.76 | £73.12 more | New |
The Honor 400 is selected first. Change any selector to compare it with two other current phones from Honor, or with the wider market when fewer than three Honor models are available.
Every price card keeps monthly cost, upfront payment, total cost, data, contract length and condition attached to the same live listing. The specification table then shows the hardware differences that may justify paying more.
The 400 uses 6.55-inch AMOLED with a 1264 x 2736 resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. These are the screen details to compare with the alternatives above.
Its physical specification is 156.5 x 74.6 x 7.3 mm at 184g. Consider that size against how often you use a phone one-handed and whether it needs to fit a smaller pocket.
The 400 lists 200MP + 12MP on the rear and 50MP at the front. Sensor count alone does not decide image quality, but it tells you which focal lengths and selfie hardware are included.
If photography is the reason you are considering this phone, compare its complete camera setup with the other two selected models and then weigh that difference against the live total-cost gap.
The listed battery specification is 5,300mAh, paired with 66W wired charging. Capacity and charging speed are useful comparison points, although real endurance still depends on signal, brightness, apps and battery condition.
For a refurbished offer, check the retailer battery policy and warranty as carefully as the headline price. For a new phone, compare whether the charger you need is supplied or already owned.
The 400 is built around Snapdragon 7 Gen 3. That platform affects app speed, camera processing, gaming and how comfortably the phone should age through a multi-year contract.
Its listed software platform is Android 15. Check the manufacturer update policy alongside the contract term, especially if you intend to keep the handset after the final payment.
Every current offer is listed as new. A low price is only good value when the condition, storage, warranty, returns terms and battery policy suit what you expect to receive.
Use total contract cost after any stated code as the first comparison, then check data and storage on the same basis. Availability can change as retailers update stock.
Its specification, size and current whole-contract price fit your priorities better than the two alternatives above.
A nearby model offers features you value more for a total-cost difference you are comfortable paying.
400 is available in Midnight Black, Desert Gold, Meteor Silver. Pick the colour you can live with for the full contract, not just the launch-week favourite.

Midnight Black gives the 400 a different feel without changing the deal comparison underneath.

Desert Gold gives the 400 a different feel without changing the deal comparison underneath.

Meteor Silver gives the 400 a different feel without changing the deal comparison underneath.
Honor 400 storage options include 256GB, 512GB. The live cards show capacities currently found in GetLow deals. Start with the smallest suitable option for lighter use, then step up if you keep lots of photos, video, games or offline apps.
These are the buyer-facing specs that matter most when comparing contract deals.
| Display | 6.55-inch AMOLED, 1264 x 2736 |
|---|---|
| Refresh rate | Up to 120Hz |
| Chip | Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 |
| Rear camera | 200MP + 12MP |
| Front camera | 50MP |
| Operating system | Android 15 |
| Storage | 256GB, 512GB |
|---|---|
| Colours | Midnight Black, Desert Gold, Meteor Silver |
| Battery | 5,300mAh battery |
| Charging | 66W wired |
| Size | 156.5 x 74.6 x 7.3 mm |
| Weight | 184g |
| Durability | IP65/IP66 |
Specifications come from GetLow catalogue and retailer data. Contract prices and availability are checked from current in-stock GetLow listings.
At the current GetLow check, prices start at £16.99 per month and £611.64 in total. These floors can belong to different listings, so compare the full deal cards before ordering.
Yes. The three-phone tool starts with the Honor 400 selected and lets you change either alternative while keeping live price and specification differences together.
Every current offer is listed as new. Use the condition shown on each deal and check the retailer warranty and battery policy.
Start with total contract cost, then compare upfront payment, monthly price, data, storage, condition and term. The cheapest-looking monthly price is not always the cheapest contract overall.
The right Honor 400 deal is the one where its useful hardware justifies the live total cost. Compare condition, storage and data like for like, then choose the contract rather than the headline monthly price.