Xiaomi · March 2025
Poco F7 Ultra
≈ JOD 479–549
SD 8 Elite5,300 mAh6.67" 120Hz50+50+32 MP
Top-tier chipsetLarge battery (5,300)3 lenses · 50 MPHigh-res OLED display
Performance index92/100
Honor · December 2024
Honor 300 Ultra Price in Jordan
Estimate — about JOD 479 & full specs, October 2026 edition
Estimate — about
JOD 479
Unverified reference estimate (derived from launch pricing and comparable phones) — a starting point for negotiation, not a confirmed price.
In the “under JOD 500” bracket — see the best alternatives ›
SD 8 Gen3Performance index 88/1005,300 mAh100W50MP3 lenses6.78"AMOLED 1.5K · 120Hz
Performance index:88/100
Overview
The Honor 300 Ultra is an upper mid-range phone from Honor, with an unverified reference price of about JOD 479 (about $675) — an estimate, not a confirmed market price. Below is its full spec sheet with a plain-language breakdown, pros and cons, and how it compares to its rivals. We have not tested this phone ourselves; everything here is derived from published specifications.
Its main highlights: ultra-fast 100W charging, and its sharp, bright display. Its chipset is in the strong tier (88/100 on our spec-based index) — on paper a fit for heavy daily use and most games.
Performance-index rank: #11 of 234 Honor phones we list.
Why consider it?
The only phone in the 300 family with a periscope: Honor lists a 50MP f/3.0 periscope telephoto with optical stabilisation next to a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, a quad-curved 6.78-inch panel and 100W wired plus 80W wireless charging - sold in China only.
Who it suits
Someone who wants long-reach zoom from a single handset and is comfortable importing a China-market unit after checking its bands.
Who should look elsewhere
Anyone trying to spend less: the Honor 300 Pro carries the same chip, panel, battery and charging for ≈ 80 less.
Performance, camera, display and battery — and the limits of the evidence
The 300 Ultra sits at the top of a three-phone family, and Honor's own specification tables show the distance between it and the 300 Pro is far narrower than the naming suggests. Both run the same processor: a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 with a Cortex-X4 core at 3.0GHz and Adreno 750 graphics, a point Honor confirms in a footnote saying that chip is used on the 300 Pro and 300 Ultra. Both use the same panel, a quad-curved 6.78-inch AMOLED at 2700x1224 and 437ppi with a claimed 4000-nit local peak. Both quote 5300mAh typical (5170mAh rated), 100W wired charging and 80W wireless, and both measure 163.8 x 75.3 x 8.2mm at roughly 199g.
Three published items separate the Ultra. The first and most important is the 50MP f/3.0 periscope telephoto with optical stabilisation, which is why digital zoom is quoted at 100x here against 50x on the Pro. The second is a 3D ultrasonic fingerprint sensor in place of an optical one. The third is Giant Rhino cover glass with an SGS drop certificate, joined by circularly polarised display technology and a higher TUV eye-comfort tier than the Pro carries.
The rest of the camera set is a 50MP f/1.95 main with OIS and a 12MP autofocusing ultrawide, with a 50MP f/2.1 selfie camera that records 4K. Storage comes in two configurations only: 12GB with 512GB, and 16GB with 1TB.
The decisive point for a buyer in Jordan is distribution: the whole 300 line is a China launch, so it arrives through import channels.
Alternatives worth comparing
- Poco F7 Ultra — At the same ≈ 479, the Poco F7 Ultra brings a Snapdragon 8 Elite - a generation newer than the Ultra's chip - with an equal 5300mAh battery and a higher spec index, 92 against 88; its 50+50+32 back has no periscope lens, though. (479 JOD · estimate) full comparison ›
- Redmi K80 Ultra — The Redmi K80 Ultra at ≈ 479 leaps to a 7410mAh battery and a 6.83-inch screen, but pays for it with a 50+8+2 camera arrangement that offers no real optical zoom at all. (479 JOD · estimate) full comparison ›
Strengths and trade-offs in detail ›
Verdict — conditional on your needs and the documented price above
If long zoom is the single reason you would pay ≈ 479 rather than ≈ 399, the Ultra earns the gap, since it is the only member of the family with a periscope lens; on any other reading the Pro is the smarter buy. Either way this is a China-launch model, so bands and warranty routing have to be settled on the actual handset first.
Full specifications
Each mini-graphic's fill shows where this phone sits vs the highest value we list
| Essentials | |
|---|---|
| Chipset | Snapdragon 8 Gen3 |
| Performance index | 88/100 |
| RAM | 12 GB |
| Storage | 512 GB |
| Display | |
| Size | 6.78 inches |
| Type | AMOLED 1.5K |
| Refresh rate | 120 Hz |
| Smallest here3.8"This phone6.78"Biggest here8.7" | |
| Camera | |
|---|---|
| Rear | 50+50+50 MP (3 lenses) |
| Front | 50 MP |
| Battery & charging | |
| Battery | 5,300 mAh |
| Rated charging power | 100 W |
| Other | |
| Operating system | Android with MagicOS |
| Price segment | upper mid-range |
| Release period | December 2024 (approx.) |
| Price in Jordan | From 479 JOD (≈ $675) |
Phones JO index (spec-based)
What does that mean in plain words?
Chipset: Snapdragon 8 Gen3 — a strong tier (88/100 on specs), on paper suited to most games and demanding apps.
Battery: 5,300 mAh — a large capacity by market standards. Capacity is an indicator, not a measurement: real endurance depends on the display, chipset and your usage, and we have not measured it.
Charging: 100W — among the fastest around (rated charging power; actual charge time varies with the charger and temperature).
Display: AMOLED 1.5K, 6.78-inch — above-FHD resolution; OLED means true blacks and high contrast.
Camera: 50+50+50 MP (3 lenses) plus a 50 MP front camera. Megapixels and lens count describe the setup, not image quality — real results depend on the sensor and processing, which we have not tested.
Battery: 5,300 mAh — a large capacity by market standards. Capacity is an indicator, not a measurement: real endurance depends on the display, chipset and your usage, and we have not measured it.
Charging: 100W — among the fastest around (rated charging power; actual charge time varies with the charger and temperature).
Display: AMOLED 1.5K, 6.78-inch — above-FHD resolution; OLED means true blacks and high contrast.
Camera: 50+50+50 MP (3 lenses) plus a 50 MP front camera. Megapixels and lens count describe the setup, not image quality — real results depend on the sensor and processing, which we have not tested.
Pros & cons
Pros
- A 50MP f/3.0 periscope telephoto with optical stabilisation - Honor's own page footnote states the periscope is supported on the 300 Ultra alone.
- 3D ultrasonic fingerprint reading plus Giant Rhino cover glass that Honor credits with an SGS five-star drop certificate; neither appears on the 300 Pro sheet.
- 6.78-inch AMOLED at 2700x1224 running up to 120Hz, with 3840Hz PWM dimming and a TUV certificate for circularly polarised display.
Cons
- The third rear camera is a 12MP autofocusing ultrawide, not a third 50MP sensor.
- China-market only: Honor's global phone range jumps from the 200 series to the 400 series with no 300 series in it.
- Everything separating it from the 300 Pro comes down to three parts - periscope, fingerprint reader, cover glass - while chip, screen, battery and charging are identical.
Where to buy it in Jordan
We have no verified local listing for the Honor 300 Ultra — the JOD 479 figure above is an unverified reference estimate (derived from launch pricing and comparable phones). We do not track stock or specific sellers, so check current asking prices before you decide.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does the Honor 300 Ultra cost in Jordan?
We do not have a verified market price for the Honor 300 Ultra. Our reference estimate is about JOD 479, derived from launch pricing and comparable phones — treat it as a starting point, not a confirmed price.
How much is the Honor 300 Ultra in US dollars?
About $675 — the pegged-rate equivalent of our unverified reference estimate of JOD 479 for Jordan; we have no observed market price for it. Prices in other countries differ with taxes and import fees, so treat it as a reference point.
Is the Honor 300 Ultra worth buying?
On paper it is a mid-tier phone (88/100 on our spec-based index) — the class most people buy for daily use, photos and light gaming. Compare its price against the alternatives below; we have not tested it ourselves.
What are the key specs of the Honor 300 Ultra?
Snapdragon 8 Gen3 chipset, 12 GB RAM, 6.78-inch AMOLED 1.5K display, 50+50+50 MP rear camera, and a 5,300 mAh battery with 100W charging.
Which phones are in the same price range as the Honor 300 Ultra?
The two we name in this phone's written analysis are Poco F7 Ultra and Redmi K80 Ultra — the analysis says when each one makes more sense. You can also run a direct side-by-side from the comparison page.
Why is the Honor 300 Ultra price here different from some shops?
Because the figure on this page is an unverified reference estimate, not an observed shop price (derived from launch pricing and comparable phones). Real asking prices can differ noticeably, especially between official-warranty units and imports — check current sellers before deciding.
Rivals in the same price range
Xiaomi · June 2025
Redmi K80 Ultra
≈ JOD 479
D 9400+7,410 mAh6.83" 120Hz50+8+2 MP
Top-tier chipsetVery large battery (7,410)3 lenses · 50 MPHigh-res OLED display
Performance index91/100
Samsung · February 2026
Galaxy S26
from JOD 485
Exynos 26004,300 mAh6.3" 120Hz50+10+12 MP
Top-tier chipsetMid-size battery (4,300)3 lenses · 50 MPOLED display
Performance index92/100
Asus · January 2024
Asus ROG Phone 8
≈ JOD 469–549
SD 8 Gen35,500 mAh6.78" 165Hz50+32+13+50 MP
Strong chipsetLarge battery (5,500)4 lenses · 50 MPHigh-res OLED display
Performance index88/100
Ready comparisons: Honor 300 Ultra vs Poco F7 Ultra · Honor 300 Ultra vs Redmi K80 Ultra
Note: Unverified reference estimate (derived from launch pricing and comparable phones) — a starting point for negotiation, not a confirmed price. Specs come from official manufacturer announcements and the locally available variant may differ slightly; the indices are computed from specs and we have not tested the phone ourselves. USD equivalents use the official peg.
Specification ambiguity: Some spec fields on this page (rear_cam, screen_type) could not be matched to the manufacturer's own page — either the maker does not publish them, publishes a different figure, or the name covers more than one variant. Treat them as unconfirmed. Spotted an error? Let us know.
Specification ambiguity: Some spec fields on this page (rear_cam, screen_type) could not be matched to the manufacturer's own page — either the maker does not publish them, publishes a different figure, or the name covers more than one variant. Treat them as unconfirmed. Spotted an error? Let us know.