Honor has a new e-ink reading device called the S3, according to Gizmochina. The outlet reports that the screen measures 3 inches and that the device connects to the back of a phone using magnets.
That magnetic mount is the detail Gizmochina highlights: rather than acting as a standalone gadget, the S3 is designed to ride along on hardware users already carry. The report was published on Tuesday, 29 September 2026.
E-ink panels are typically used in reading devices because they draw little power and remain legible in bright light, which is why the format shows up in dedicated e-readers. Pairing one with a phone through a magnetic attachment points to a companion-style accessory rather than a replacement for a handset. Gizmochina's summary does not state a price, a release date, or the markets where the S3 might be sold.
Beyond the 3-inch size and the magnetic rear attachment, Gizmochina's report does not detail the S3's specifications, software, or how it connects to a phone. Those gaps mean the practical side of the product — what it displays, how content reaches it, and whether it works across phone models — remains unconfirmed for now.
Watch for Honor to publish full specifications, pricing, and availability for the S3, or for further reporting from Gizmochina that fills in the details its initial summary leaves out.
