| Honor 80 GT | Honor X50 GT | |
| performance | 骁龙8+Gen1 (3.0GHz) LPDDR 5 UFS 3.1 Super frame independent display chip | 骁龙8+Gen1(3.0GHz) LPDDR 5 UFS 3.1 |
| screen | 6.67 inches 120Hz AMOLED Flexible straight screen resolution 2400*1080 2160Hz high-frequency PWM dimming | 6.78 inches 120Hz AMOLED Flexible curved screen resolution 2652*1200 1920Hz high-frequency PWM dimming |
| Charging range | 4800mAh 66W wired charging | 5800mAh 35W wired charging |
| camera | 54 million pixels on the rear Sony IMX800 Main camera 8-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens 2 million pixel macro lens 16 million pixels on the front Selfie shots | 100 million pixels on the rear Samsung HM6 Main camera 2 million pixel depth-of-field lens 8 million pixels on the front Selfie shots |
| detail | Fingerprint under display in short focus NFC+ IR remote control Dual speakers Z-axis linear motor Plastic frame Glass/plastic back cover 7.9mm 195g/187g | Fingerprint under display in short focus NFC Single speaker Rotor motor Plastic frame Plastic back cover 7.98mm 192g |
The current price of the two phones is about the same, and the advantages of the Honor 80 GT are the charging speed, camera specifications, peripheral configurations, etc., and the comprehensive configuration is higher. The two most prominent selling points of the Honor X50 GT are the screen and battery life. These two phones completely depend on what everyone cares about more.