Very good92/100
- Sharp OLED display with 120 Hz
- Great performance
- Convincing photos by day and night
- 3D face scanner
- Quite expensive
- Only one memory size
Honor Magic5 Pro
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Overall ratingVery good92/100
CHIP OnlineSingle testReleaseJuly 2024
Very good80/100
- Probably the best display
- Excellent battery life
- Powerful cameras
- Cumbersome software
- Fluctuating performance
The Magic 5 Pro is a fully equipped flagship that can compete with most of its rivals in terms of display quality, battery life and even camera performance. However, Honor still has some work to do on the software.
Very good95/100
- Elegant water- & dustproof housing
- Super bright & sharp 6.8" screen with 120 Hz
- Finger sensor in the display & 3D face recognition
- 66 Watt charging and 50 Watt wireless charging
- Best camera with 3.5x optical telephoto and OIS
- very fast & complete equipment
- Good main and zoom camera
- High-resolution 120 Hz display
- The camera module protrudes far out and is therefore susceptible to scratches
The Honor Macic5 Pro scores with great camera and video features.
- First-class display and speed
- Great stamina
- Secure facial recognition
- No jack socket
- No memory card slot
The Honor Magic 5 Pro plays in the top smartphone league with serious ambitions to take first place in the best list. It impresses with its high performance, fantastic display, strong camera features and excellent image quality. Stamina and charging speed are top. The workmanship is pleasing to the eye and hand. An all-round successful smartphone with no weaknesses worth mentioning.
Good70/100
- Best camera
- 3D face recognition
- lots of bloatware
... The Magic5 Pro performs the basic tasks of a smartphone without grumbling and goes one better: it is the only model in the comparison to have an infrared transmitter and can therefore replace remote controls. As with Apple, facial recognition is captured in 3D and therefore more secure than with the other three; this required a second lens, which has its place in a wide recess next to the front camera...