That’s not just true in terms of hardware, with the Magic 6 Pro sporting not only more advanced screen tech but a camera setup with a range of firsts that could potentially steal the Samsung flagship’s zoom crown.
There’s also a premium design, all-day battery life and solid top-end performance on offer, ticking plenty of boxes for what a flagship smartphone in 2024 could offer.
Honor’s big weakness continues to be MagicOS however; there’s nothing intrinsically wrong with it, but the iOS inspiration is more obvious now than ever, and its GenAI features aren’t quite as advanced as first hoped either.
It’s also more expensive than the £949 Honor Magic Pro at £1,099, but while nobody appreciates a price hike, I kind of get it. The Magic 6 Pro is wholly more capable than its predecessor, especially in the camera department, and that price still comes in at £150 less than the 256GB Galaxy S24 Ultra.
The question is, is the hardware good enough to put up with Honor’s heavily stylised approach to Android?
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