Honor’s upcoming Win2 has appeared in an AnTuTu v12 benchmark, where a prototype recorded a total score of 5,702,964. The result comes ahead of the phone’s planned launch in China on October 21 and highlights the performance focus of Honor’s new device.

The benchmark entry is associated with model number BRM-AN00. Its result card lists a Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chipset, LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. The phone is also shown with a display refresh rate of 185Hz.

Honor Win2 AnTuTu benchmark breakdown

The overall score combines four separate testing categories. The prototype recorded the following results:

  • CPU: 1,502,737
  • GPU: 2,072,221
  • Memory: 755,729
  • UX: 1,372,277

The GPU result is the largest component of the score, while the CPU result also contributes more than 1.5 million points. Because the device tested is described as a prototype, the figures may not necessarily represent the final retail configuration or performance.

Active cooling is a key part of the design

The Win2 is expected to pair Qualcomm’s listed high-performance chipset with an active cooling fan. That hardware is likely intended to help the phone maintain performance during demanding workloads, and it provides context for the unusually high benchmark result.

Unlike passive cooling systems that rely only on internal heat-spreading components, a built-in fan can actively move air through the device. The available information does not specify the fan’s design, noise level or impact on battery life, so those details remain unclear until Honor provides more information.

What the benchmark reveals about the Win2

The AnTuTu result adds to an earlier Geekbench database appearance for the same BRM-AN00 model. That listing reportedly pointed to the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 processor, although the latest benchmark image provides the clearest look at the phone’s broader hardware configuration.

The 185Hz refresh rate suggests that Honor is targeting users who value fast on-screen motion, while LPDDR5X memory and UFS 4.1 storage indicate a focus on high-end internal hardware. Honor is expected to reveal the remaining specifications and final performance details when the Win2 launches in China on October 21.