"The version of the Magic 8 Pro announced today in China includes a 7,200mAh battery, with 7,000mAh in the regular Magic 8 which doesn't quite match the 7,500mAh battery of last month's Xiaomi 17 Pro Max, though Honor claims its phones can outlast Xiaomi's thanks to better optimization. Honor hasn't told me how long to expect that battery to last, though I'd expect it to deliver a couple days of normal usage."
"Outside of China, things will be a little different though: the global version of the Pro's battery will be a fraction smaller at 7,100mAh, with EU markets getting an even smaller (though honestly, still enormous) 6,270mAh battery, most likely thanks to the international shipping regulations around batteries. Charging will differ a little too, with a 120W max wired speed in China, and 100W PPS support elsewhere - and"
Honor introduced the Magic 8 and Magic 8 Pro with very large battery capacities and several AI features including a dedicated AI shortcut button. The China Magic 8 Pro houses a 7,200mAh cell while the standard Magic 8 uses 7,000mAh, compared with competitors' capacities. The company credits optimization and a new silicon-carbon battery process for higher capacity in less space. Global and EU models receive reduced battery sizes—7,100mAh globally and 6,270mAh in the EU—likely due to shipping regulations. Wired charging peaks at 120W in China and 100W PPS in other markets.
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