From Sprout Green to Desert Gold, all the Honor 600 Lite colors look absolutely stunning, but which one should you buy? I’ll review the design of all the options to help you choose the best color for your vibe. Let’s dive right in and start with my favorite one.
Sprout Green
I gotta say, the Honor 600 Lite Sprout Green is a lot more subtle and pastel than I thought it’d be. It’s giving off this really light minty vibe that doesn’t scream for attention, and it honestly looks incredibly minimal and chic. If you don’t like phones that are too busy or have crazy bold colors, you’re gonna vibe with this one right away.
The flat edges combined with the color-matched frame give it this gorgeous seamless look that perfectly hits those modern design trends.
When it comes to phone cases, you’ve got the usual struggle of dealing with unique colors. Put a dark, solid case on it, and you’re left with this random green square around the camera module, which looks totally weird and out of place with something like a black or navy case. You’re pretty much stuck buying a clear silicone case so the green can actually shine. But you know better than anyone that clear cases always turn yellow after a few months, completely ruining the clean and fresh look of the phone.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s a super gorgeous, premium, and very Instagrammable phone, but you’ll definitely need to be a bit obsessive about cleaning it to keep it looking good.
Desert Gold
The Desert Gold color on the Honor 600 Lite is a whole different story. Despite the fancy name, it isn’t one of those flashy, tacky golds that screams for attention from a mile away. It’s actually more of a super subtle sandy cream or a light champagne color that looks incredibly classy.
This color is perfect for anyone who wants their phone to have a unique, premium vibe but doesn’t want to be too in your face about it. It really gives off that quiet luxury energy. If you’re into light outfits or minimalist styles, this shade will complement your look beautifully and match perfectly with your watch or other accessories.
But let’s be completely honest as friends. Gold and cream tones are super subjective. You might absolutely love it right now, but give it a few months and you might start feeling like it has slight old lady vibes or is just a bit too classic. Unlike black or gray, this color doesn’t really have that sporty, techy feel to it. It honestly looks way more like a piece of jewelry or a fashion accessory than a gadget.
Velvet Grey
The Honor 600 Lite in Velvet Grey is kinda like silver and icy tones, giving off a really classy and premium vibe. It honestly feels like you’re holding an expensive flagship phone, and that uniform matte finish makes the whole design look super attractive and elegant.
If you’re the type of person who doesn’t want their phone to be too flashy at work or college but still wants it to look sharp and dignified, this color is right up your alley. The great thing about these neutral shades is that unlike bright and fancy colors, you won’t get sick of them after six months, and they always keep their classic look.
One of the biggest advantages of this grey over the green version is how clean it stays. Because of the nature of matte silver and grey, fingerprints and smudges are way less visible, so you don’t have to obsessively wipe down the back panel and the camera area all the time.
It’s also a lot easier to match with a phone case compared to the green one. Grey is a completely neutral color, so if you throw on a black, navy, or any dark silicone case, the camera module sticking out won’t look out of place or ruin the phone’s overall vibe.
I think getting the Honor 600 Lite Velvet Grey is a totally safe bet with zero risk. The style is totally on point and keeping it clean is a breeze.
Velvet Black
Unlike that eye-catching green, the Honor 600 Lite Velvet Black sits quietly in your hand. This color is absolutely perfect for people who appreciate minimal, formal, and dark styles and don’t want their phone to look like a toy.
One of the best things about this color is that those large, black camera lenses blend beautifully right into the back panel. Unlike the previous two colors, the camera module doesn’t stand out nearly as much, and this seamlessness makes the phone look much more uniform and expensive.
On the other hand, you’ll have ultimate freedom when it comes to buying cases. You can throw on any case color you like, from neon yellow to brown leather, because black goes with everything. The area around the camera that stays exposed won’t ever create an awkward contrast.
In my opinion, Velvet Black is the safest, least risky, and yet the classiest choice among the three. It never gets boring, but well, it might not offer the same excitement and pop as the green one for people who crave variety.
