Honor has formally introduced its latest 600 series smartphones in the UK, extending the rollout of devices that first appeared in other markets last month. The launch brings three models to British buyers: the Honor 600, Honor 600 Pro, and Honor 600 Lite, alongside a limited-edition variant tied to Pop Mart’s Molly character.

The standard Honor 600 enters the market at £549.99 for the 256GB storage version, while the 512GB model is priced at £599.99. Honor is also running an introductory promotion that temporarily lowers the price of both variants to £449.99.

Higher up the range, the Honor 600 Pro is launching in a single 512GB configuration with 12GB of RAM at a listed price of £899.99. As part of the same early sales campaign, the device is currently available for £699.99.

The company’s UK launch also includes the Honor 600 Lite. That model carries a standard retail price of £369.99 with 256GB of storage, though it is being offered initially at £349.99.

Honor used the occasion to unveil a themed version of the Honor 600 Pro built around Pop Mart’s Molly character. The limited-edition phone features character artwork engraved on the rear panel and includes custom software additions such as themed wallpapers and camera watermarks.

Buyers of the Molly edition will also receive a package of related gifts bundled with the device. Honor has set the regular price of that version at £999.99, while the launch promotion reduces it to £799.99.

The wider rollout reflects Honor’s continued effort to position the 600 series across several price segments at once, from the more affordable Lite model to the higher-priced Pro variant. The company appears to be leaning heavily on launch discounts as the devices reach additional regions.

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For UK consumers, the release adds another group of mid-range and premium Android handsets to a crowded summer market, with Honor placing particular attention on storage-heavy configurations and limited-edition branding to distinguish the lineup.