The Honor 30 Pro+ may have shown up on Geekbench

Honor is to launch its latest 30 series of smartphones on April 15, 2020. Until very recently, it was assumed the event would simply introduce direct replacements for the 20 and 20 Pro, albeit with 5G upgrades. However, it now appears there may be 3 variants ready to take this stage. The 'new' one may be called the Honor 30 Pro+, as the higher-end Huawei flagship is now called the P40 Pro+.

This phone is thought to have an internal moniker of Huawei EBG-AN10. Virtually on-cue, the same has appeared on the Geekbench 4 database. It is depicted as running Android 10 and having 8GB of RAM. Furthermore, its SoC has attributes matching those of the premium-grade Kirin 990 chipset. Going with the rumors surrounding it thus far, this of course may also be the 5G variant of the same.

The Honor 30 line-up is now also believed to be associated with an additional processor (the Kirin 985) and 2 additional model numbers (EBG-AN00 and EBG-TN00). Interestingly, none of these may be a non-Pro variant, hinting at the possibility of a 4G/LTE-only model among this series. However, we will have to wait for its official live-stream to find out for sure.