• Honor Win 2 Delta Force Professional League Edition is up for pre-order in China, sole 16GB RAM plus 512GB storage variant, price still to be announced
  • Pre-orders opened October 31, 2026, sale goes live November 27, 2026 at 10:08 local time
  • Special edition gets a green back panel with Delta Force artwork and Delta Force Fiery Professional League branding

Honor's new gaming flagship just got the esports treatment. The Win 2 Delta Force Professional League Edition is now on pre-order in China ahead of its November 27 sale, same beast underneath but wrapped in league colors. Pricing isn't out yet.

Pre-Order Window Now Open Ahead of November 27 Sale

Honor flipped the switch on reservations in China October 31, 2026. You can lock in the Delta Force Professional League Edition now on e-commerce listings, but you won't get it until the first sale on November 27, 2026 at 10:08 local time.

Honor hasn't put a price on the 16GB plus 512GB model yet.

Delta Force Professional League Edition: What Is Different

This isn't just a paint job for marketing. It's a full collab with the Delta Force Professional League, and Honor's pitching it as the official handset for the Delta Force Fire League and Fire World Cup 2026.

Design and Configuration

There's only one way to buy it, 16GB RAM and 512GB storage. No other options. What you're paying for is the look, a green rear panel covered in Delta Force graphics with the Honor logo and the Delta Force Fiery Professional League badge sitting up top.

And it's not Honor's first play here. The brand's done the league tie-in before with the WIN gaming laptop line, including the WIN H9 Delta Force edition that showed up in July.

Honor Win 2 Core Specifications

Under that green shell it's the regular Honor Win 2, which launched October 21, 2026. So the guts are identical:

Performance and Display

At the core is the 2nm Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, clocked up to 5.01GHz, paired with LPDDR5X Ultra RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. Honor says the standard Win 2 hit 5,702,964 on AnTuTu in its own lab tests, with its Phantom Engine keeping heavy loads in check.

Up front you've got a 2K dual-core Oasis display that pushes up to 185Hz, with super thin 0.93mm bezels. There's also a separate Win Touch chip just for touch response, which matters if you actually play competitively.

Cooling, Build and Battery

Honor crammed two fans inside for cooling, so it can stay loud and fast during long sessions. Somehow it still holds IP68, IP69 and IP69K dust and water ratings, and it keeps a matte metal frame.

The real flex is the battery, 10,100mAh with 100W wired charging and 80W wireless. You also get a USB 3.2 port and the WIN Energy Ring, which throws more than 40 different lighting effects tied to what's happening in game.

How Pre-Orders Work and What Buyers Should Watch For

Right now it's China only. Reserve now and you're guaranteed the 16GB plus 512GB Delta Force variant when sales open November 27.

Bank offers, EMI and exchange deals will land closer to launch once Honor posts the final price.

Is This Deal Worth It?

Grab it if you want the collector look and you already wanted the Win 2's most gamer bits, that huge 10,100mAh cell, the 185Hz 2K screen and the dual fans. Hold off if your budget needs a hard number first, since launch promos are still under wraps. Or just get the standard Win 2, same hardware without the green Delta Force skin, once both prices are live.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the Honor Win 2 Delta Force Professional League Edition go on sale?

Pre-orders started October 31, 2026 in China, the first sale is November 27, 2026 at 10:08 local time.

What configuration is available for the Delta Force edition?

Just one, 16GB RAM plus 512GB storage.

How is the Delta Force edition different from the regular Honor Win 2?

It's the same phone inside, but the back is green with Delta Force art and Delta Force Fiery Professional League branding.

What are the key specs of the Honor Win 2?

Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 up to 5.01GHz, 2K 185Hz display, dual-fan cooling, IP68 plus IP69 plus IP69K ratings, and a 10,100mAh battery with 100W wired and 80W wireless charging.

Bottom Line

Honor built a phone that doesn't pretend to be subtle, two fans, a 10,100mAh battery and a 185Hz screen stuffed into a metal slab that can survive a dunk. The Delta Force paint makes it louder. If you love that, this is your version.

Source: this story was first reported by gizmochina.com.

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