"The Magic8 Pro is the next iteration in the lineup that was among the pioneers in super-high-res telephotos so there's no surprise to see a 200MP zoom camera, now paired with a slightly longer lens. The main camera has lost its (slightly) variable aperture, but who's going to notice, while the ultrawide remains among the ultrawidest out there. Excellent selfies should also be on the menu unless Honor has inexplicably messed something up?"
"Of course, the latest Snapdragon is here to do the heavy lifting, and it's powered by a larger battery - our EU version still gets a smaller capacity than the rest of the world, but since last year's model was also handicapped in our neck of the woods, the 1000mAh increase is about as meaningful an upgrade as in other markets."
"The Magic8 Pro is leaning heavily on AI in its software, as everyone else seemingly is, with plenty of in-house features that aim to simplify your life. The latest MagicOS has gotten a bit of extra polish too, and the 7-year update policy places the Magic among the best in the business (for what that's worth). Some Magic-specific traits remain part of the package. For example, it's got the 3D face scanning for authentication which is rare in the Android world."
The Honor Magic8 Pro combines high-end cameras, including a 200MP telephoto paired with a slightly longer lens, an ultrawide sensor among the widest, and strong selfie capabilities. The phone uses the latest Snapdragon chipset and benefits from a larger battery, with EU units retaining slightly lower capacity but gaining about 1000mAh over the previous model. MagicOS emphasizes AI with multiple in-house features and a polished interface, supported by a seven-year update policy. Additional hardware traits include rare 3D face scanning for authentication and a distinct dual-driver speaker arrangement with an open cavity design. An AI button offers extra controls, including camera functions.
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