Honor releases the Magic 8 Pro, its new flagship, in Europe after an October China launch; it costs £1,099.99 (~$1,500). The phone pairs a 50MP main and ultrawide with a 200MP 3.7x telephoto, a large 6,270–7,100mAh silicon-carbon battery, and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 performance, delivering strong low-light photography and two-day battery life. Design, AI-button limits, and occasional oversharpening temper an otherwise competitive flagship.
Key Points
- 1Deliver high-quality triple-camera system including 200MP 3.7x telephoto and two 50MP lenses
- 2Provide long two-day battery via 6,270–7,100mAh silicon-carbon cell, enabling extended real-world usage
- 3Enable photographers and mobile creators to shoot natural depth-of-field portraits without external gear
Scoring Rationale
Notable flagship offering with standout camera and battery, limited overall novelty beyond competitive incremental improvements.
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