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By Adam Doud/Feb. 28, 2024 4:29 pm EST
EDITORS’ RATING: 7/ 10
Pros
- Cool AI Tricks
- Enjoyable (however polarizing) develop
- High-powered processor
Cons
- Pricey
- Uninspiring software application
- 180MP sensing unit is more trick than compound
Here in the United States, we have a good variety of options for a flagship smart device, and they’re all exceptional. When you leave U.S. coasts, your options grow drastically. To be frank, the duopoly that is Apple and Samsung exists overseas, however it’s a much smaller sized piece of a much larger pie, and brand names like Honor are defending that bigger pie. Honor is doing it with a 180-megapixel telephoto zoom cam. That is not a typo, nor a lost decimal point.
That number is backed up by an unimpressive 2.5 x optical zoom lens. When stacking a huge sensing unit and several lenses for optical zoom into a video camera module, there’s just a lot area for one or the other. There’s more to this phone than simply an electronic camera. There’s likewise the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor at its heart, which makes it possible for some other cool techniques, however just if you have other Honor gadgets.
Will the Honor Magic 6 Pro be your next phone? It will not be if you reside in the U.S. however beyond that, is it worth having a look at? The evaluation was composed after investing 10 days in the U.S. with an Honor Magic 6 Pro evaluation sample supplied by Honor.
Amazing hardware
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2024 is setting a pattern in regards to phones with enjoyable styles– other than for the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, obviously. The Honor Magic 6 Pro signs up with the OnePlus 12 in the polarizing style department. The back of the Epi Green Magic 6 Pro is a vegan leather cover surrounding an electronic camera bump that’s big enough to serve a burrito on.
That cam bump sports 3 big great voids for its 3 cams, with the unique upper-middle lens holding the enormous 180-megapixel telephoto sensing unit. The remainder of the electronic camera module has a green pattern you might refer to as a wave or a swirl that is not unlike the marble look of the back of the abovementioned OnePlus 12.
On the front, you get a substantial 6.8-inch LTPO Quad curved drifting screen with a selfie cam and 3D TOF sensing unit at the top in a do not-call-me-a-dynamic-island narrow punch hole– more on that later on. The surrounding edge of the phone has a gold trim which stands out and complements the green. You will either enjoy it or dislike it, however it definitely stands apart.
On the within, you get 12 GB of RAM together with 512 GB of storage and a second-generation silicon-cabon battery which Honor embraced in order to bring more power to smaller sized plans.