Honor’s Magic 5 series was quiet to beginning by launching the Magic5 Lite and Magic5 Lite Pro, but the company was putting off its most impressive performance for MWC and the brand new Honor Magic5 Pro will be an all-purpose model that builds on the design of last year’s. The series doesn’t have a clear line to upgrade however.
In reality, the design team of the phone prefers curves and the phone has a rounded design all over. Despite its huge 6.81″ display it is a bit lighter at 219 grams. To give you an example, the Galaxy S23 Ultra is 234g while the iPhone 14 Pro Max is 220g. If you’ve ever held a Magic4 Pro in your hand then you’ll have an picture of the size of the replacement. It weighs around the same as its predecessor, but it’s just a little smaller (8.8mm instead of. 9.2mm) but it’s also larger (76.7mm against 74.7mm). 74.7mm).
The Honor Magic5 Pro is for those who like big phones However, it’s not too big neither (the mentioned Galaxy or iPhone are just one millimeter larger by comparison, for instance). As with the previous model the phone has been certified IP68 for water and dust resistance. The company has not revealed the source of the glass panels on the phone.
The Pro model is available with five colors: Glacier Blue, Meadow Green, Coral Purple, Orange and Black. The model we were able to play with included Glacier Blue. Be aware it is that both it is the Purple and Orange colors come with Vegan leather backs.
The display has the same resolution and size that it had last year it is 6.81″ with 1,312 pixels (19.5:9 461ppi). Yes, it’s a 10 bit LTPO panel that has HDR10and support for. Its refresh speed is ranging between 1Hz and 120Hz. But, there are numerous improvements to increase the performance of the display and ease eye strain.
In the beginning, it’s significantly brighter. The new display is able to reach 1800 nuits when showing HDR content. The highest brightness in the world of 1,300 nits. To give an example, the previous display had “just” 1,000 nits. Honor has also upgraded the high-frequency PWM dimming mechanism and increased its frequency up to 2,160Hz (up from 1920 Hz). Honor has also calibrated its display’s accuracy in color at 2 brightness levels (120 or 800 nits) all the way to a the deltaE of 0.27 (translation that the human eye doesn’t detect any differences from the real color)
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The rear camera features an i-Sensor with a color spectrum sensor that can detect the ambient light. Let’s discuss the camera will we? The triple module is still in a huge circle that Honor refers to as “Eye of Muse”. The camera trio was rearranged to form three-dimensional constellations – with the periscope was moved to the top of the circle, while the main and ultra-wide cameras are located on the lower part of the.
All three models use the 50MP sensor this year. This camera in particular is particularly fascinating. The last time we saw it, Honor utilized the IMX766 with which was a fifty-megapixel 1/1.56″ sensor that we’ve seen on flagships and some less expensive phones. This year, the company has secured a customized 1/1.12″ sensor, and has increased it’s aperture from f/1.6 (up from f/1.8). The sensor that isn’t named comes with 1.4um native pixels as well as 4-in-1 Binning support.
This has a significant impact on night photography and we’ll not keep you waiting. Take a look at the camera images below. Are you aware of anything else that can help you take handheld pictures in darkness? The optical Image Stabilization (OIS) of course, and is available on Magic5 Pro’s primary camera (its absence from Magic4 Pro was a sore problem in the past).
Honor Magic5 Pro camera samples from an unlit bars (main camera) Honor Magic5 Pro camera samples taken from darkly lit bars (main camera) Honor Magic5 Pro camera samples are taken from darkly lit bars (main camera)
Honor optimized the phone to record high-quality video , too. It can capture 4K videos at 60 frames per second in HDR10+ or Magic-Log 10 bit log formats. The app is branded by IMAX which allows you to edit your videos using the phone itself and without the need of computers. One thing is that it does not have when compared with other flagship phones is the 8K mode.
The Magic5 Pro brings a new camera that is a periscope. The optics feature 3.5x magnification but also brighter apertures (f/3.0 as opposed to. f/3.5 in the previous Pro). The new camera utilizes the Sony IMX858 50MP sensor (instead of 64MP sensors). Digital zoom is up to 100x.
Secure selfies that are safe. The camera for selfies also offers a large field of view of 100 degrees which makes it possible to take group photos.
The previous year it was the Magic4 Pro impressed with its capability to charge at 100W on a wire as well as wirelessly. This year, Honor has slowed down the speed to wired 66W and wireless 50W and also it increased the capacity of the battery to 5,600mAh, up from 4,600mAh. Honor also includes a 66W SuperCharge adapter included in the retail packaging Here’s an overview:
The Honor Magic5 Pro will be available in Q2 (April-June) at a price of EUR1,200 (that’s the equivalent of $1,270/PS1,055/Rs105,000) for the 12/512GB configuration (which is the only option for now). In comparison with The Magic4 Pro went global with prices at PS950 to buy an 8/256GB model.
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