Trusted by over 1.6 million members since 2014 — why not join them?Reviewed Device: Honor Magic8 Pro
Description
For me, the Honor Magic8 Pro offers the best value for money of any current flagship device. It has an ultra-fast Face ID and fingerprint sensor, endless CPU power, plenty of RAM and some well-integrated AI features. The whole experience is rounded off by the relatively customizable Magic OS, which can be further enhanced thanks to Shizuku and apps such as MacroDroid. Oh well, it also has an impressive battery life.
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Things I like
What I like most of all is the device’s ultra-fast Face ID unlocking, which even works in a completely dark room. The performance is impressive too. The device also has something that many modern smartphones no longer have: an IR transmitter, which comes in handy when you’ve misplaced the remote control yet again.
I’ve also been completely satisfied with Magic OS so far. It offers plenty of customization options, has lots of useful AI features and responds quickly and smoothly.
Things I don't like
It’s a shame that, as with almost all modern smartphones, you can no longer customize the lock screen to the same extent.
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Verdict
Anyone who can afford the piece for the device and is looking for something a bit off the beaten track will certainly be pleased with this smartphone.
Description
For me, the Honor Magic8 Pro offers the best value for money of any current flagship device. It has an ultra-fast Face ID and fingerprint sensor, endless CPU power, plenty of RAM and some well-integrated AI features. The whole experience is rounded off by the relatively customizable Magic OS, which can be further enhanced thanks to Shizuku and apps such as MacroDroid. Oh well, it also has an impressive battery life.
Performance:
Camera:
Quality:
Price:
Things I like
What I like most of all is the device’s ultra-fast Face ID unlocking, which even works in a completely dark room. The performance is impressive too. The device also has something that many modern smartphones no longer have: an IR transmitter, which comes in handy when you’ve misplaced the remote control yet again.
I’ve also been completely satisfied with Magic OS so far. It offers plenty of customization options, has lots of useful AI features and responds quickly and smoothly.
Things I don't like
It’s a shame that, as with almost all modern smartphones, you can no longer customize the lock screen to the same extent.
Overall Ratings:
Verdict
Anyone who can afford the piece for the device and is looking for something a bit off the beaten track will certainly be pleased with this smartphone.
