Honor Magic7 Pro

A superb phone thanks to its exceptional camera, speed and battery life – but the software won’t suit everyone

LUKE BAKER

SCORE PRICE £917 (£1,100 inc VAT) from honor.com The Magic7 Pro is a big phone with a big price, though it’s cheaper than the iPhone 16 Pro Max (see issue 363, p72) or the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (see p70), especially once you factor in the generous 512GB of storage that comes as standard. Perhaps it also makes a more individualist statement than those mass-market handsets. Then again, the design isn’t exactly a bold departure. The lateral curves of the Magic6 Pro (see issue 356, p70) have been ditched in favour of a boxier design with flat sides – a look very much in keeping with Apple’s and Samsung’s latest releases. However, the front and rear faces are more rounded, with symmetrical “micro curves” around the edges. The feel is…

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