The next Honor Magic 8 and Magic 8 Pro have revealed much of their characteristics in a new filtration that points to giant batteries200 MPX periscope -type teleobjective and the jump to the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. There is also talk of a Physical button for AI functions and a launch in China in mid -October. As always in these cases, they must be taken with caution until honor makes them officers.
Beyond the headline, the differences between both models seem clear: The Magic 8 I would bet on a battery of 7000 mAh with 90 w fast charge and a screen Plana Oled With resolution 1.5Kwhile THE MAGIC 8 PRO I would go up a step with 7200 mAh, 120 w by cable and 80 w wirelessan OLED panel with mild curvature on the four edges too 1.5K and a approximate weight of 222 grams. Finishes are mentioned in Black, white, light blue and a possible golden.
Giant batteries and fast charge: autonomy as a flag
If the 7000 mAh of the Magic 8 and the 7200 mAh of the Magic 8 Pro are confirmed, we would be facing one of the greatest capabilities recently seen in the high range. Not only because of the size of the cells, but for combining it with 90 w loading in the base model and, in the Pro, 120 W by cable and 80 w wireless. In the case of standard modelfiltration indicates that There would be no wireless loada reasonable concession if the objective is to contain the thickness without giving up a great battery.
These figures point to two mobiles designed to endure long working days, multimedia and game without worrying about the charger. Of course, it remains to be seen how the weight and internal distribution of components will manage honor to prevent the grip from being affected. The pro, with Approximately 222 gramsIt is not light, but it would get the assumable for a flagship with such a large battery.
Chambers: 200 MPX periscope and multispectral sensor
In photography, both variants would include a trio formed by a 50 MPX main camera, Ultra wide angle of 50 Mpx and Periscopic Teleobjective of up to 200 MPXmore a “Red Maple” multispectral sensor dedicated to improving color loyalty Under complex lights. In front of, A 50 MPX front camera. This fourth multispectral sensor – popularized in China in recent months – promises more realistic colors when capturing scene information in multiple wavelengths and feeding it to image algorithms.
There are nuances that should be noted: some voices talk about 200 MPX in the periscope of both variants, while another part of the rumorology mentions 50 MPX in the PRO. What we have seen are Chamber samples attributed to Magic 8 Pro with a 200 MPX and focal distance telephoto approximately 85 mm. In the absence of official confirmation, everything indicates that the long teleobjective will be one of the main attractions of the series.
Display, design and chip: Thus the series is outlined
On screens, The Magic 8 It would ride a panel OLED Plan 1.5K (1220p) whose diagonal is estimated between 6.58 and 6.78 inches, according to the source, indicator that there may still be last minute changes in prototypes. THE MAGIC 8 PRO I would opt for a OLED Micro-Curvo (Micro-Quad-Curved) 6.71 inches to 1.5Kwith very small frames and a continuous design line with respect to the Magic 7 series.
Under the hood, the two would bet on the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5the new range of Qualcomm range, with improvements in AI performance and efficiency. Some early entries in benchmarks already list Android 16 In tests for the PRO, something logical if we think of an international arrival months after the premiere in China. At the design level, a Dedicated AI button on the side of the Magic 8 family, designed to invoke functions such as Smart photo edition (“Magic Color”) and contextual actions.
The honor play to close the year: autonomy and zoom as pillars
If the filtered panorama is fulfilled, honor wants to close the year by reinforcing two key fronts: outstanding autonomy and Long zoom with high resolutionrelying on AI to finish the experience. He Magic 8 Pro Paint especially complete with your combo Huge battery and rapid wireless loadbut the Magic 8 It is not far behind if what you are looking for is a lot of battery Without climbing at the range. What do you think of these filtered specifications? Would you prioritize battery or camera in your next Android mobile?
