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  • Honor WIN sets a new performance benchmark, crossing 4.4 million points

    Honor WIN sets a new performance benchmark, crossing 4.4 million points

    The recently announced Honor WIN series, which has raised the performance bar for all gaming devices on the market, has been hailed by Honor as the best e-sports phone of the year. On the AnTuTu listing, the lineup has received almost 4.4 million scores.

    Honor said that the gaming phone scored 4,409,382 points on the AnTuTu test during the WIN Series launch event.

    As a result, the Honor WIN smartphone has the greatest score ever. Thanks to its top-notch specs, the device has not only significantly increased gaming efficiency but also improved overall performance.

    The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset powers the WIN phone. This specific processor is paired with UFS 4.1 storage and LPDDR5X Ultra memory. All three elements come together to create a “top-of-the-line iron-like triangle.”

    In addition to providing fast and fluid performance, all of these chip technologies can effortlessly manage complex games and multitasking situations.

    Conversely, the WIN Series represents a major advancement in cooling technology. The Ultra Cooling Fan, the tiniest, lightest, and fastest fan, is the initial addition.

    Honor WIN set new benchmark records

    honor win series performance

    It features the first quick cooling airflow design in the industry, which removes heat without impairing the phone’s functionality by coming into direct contact with the chip’s heat source.

    A 3D butterfly wing VC cooling system is additionally connected to this fan. Because of this, even after sustained high-performance output, both power-packed components provide a reliable and effective cooling experience.

    The device performs better in terms of dependability and durability thanks to Phantom Engine AI 3.0 and IP68 + IP69K standards. The remarkable and striking performance of the Honor WIN smartphones is a result of all these factors and characteristics.

  • More Honor devices join the MagicOS 10 beta in phase six rollout

    More Honor devices join the MagicOS 10 beta in phase six rollout

    The MagicOS 10 internal beta program for qualified devices is still being expanded by Honor, and it is currently in its sixth phase. The new beta testing recruiting for additional compatible models has been formally announced by the corporation.

    The MagicOS 10 Beta sixth phase and its compatible devices were just announced by Feng, the Gaming R&D Engineer at Honor. This year’s X70 smartphone and the former sub-flagship Honor 200 are among the seven phones on the list.

    The CEO added that Honor is also working on adapting the new software version for other smartphones that were not included. The OEM might make the update available by the first quarter of the next year.

    Honor made the testing portal available for beta testing till December 29. Each device in the nolog version has 1500 slots, compared to 500 in the log versions.

    magicos 10 beta preview

    The MagicOS 9.0.0.200 baseline build number should be installed on your device. Verify that your model has enough storage capacity. Before starting the installation, we also advise making a backup of the data on your device.

    Eligible Devices: MagicOS 10 Sixth Phase

    • Honor 200 Pro
    • Honor 200
    • Honor 100 Pro
    • Honor 100
    • Honor 90 GT
    • Honor Power
    • Honor X70

    Open the My Honor app on your phone to register for the MagicOS 10 beta activity, which is based on Android 16. Choose the beta banner by tapping on the Me section. After completing the form, click the submit button. Await the review of your submission. You will get the results by email or SMS if you pass.

  • Honor Win packs a 6.83-inch 185Hz OLED display and scores a massive 4.4M on AnTuTu

    Honor Win packs a 6.83-inch 185Hz OLED display and scores a massive 4.4M on AnTuTu

    The performance-focused flagship phones, the Honor Win and Win RT, will go on sale in China on December 26. The Honor Win’s chipset and AnTuTu score were unveiled today by the brand in this poster. A few leaks from trustworthy sources have also emerged at the same time, disclosing their most important information.

    Honor Win performance revealed

    The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, along with LPDDR5x Ultra RAM with up to 10.7Gbps speed and UFS 4.1 storage, power the Honor Win, as shown in the poster above. According to the company, this combination has enabled the device to score 4,409,382 on AnTuTu v10.

    Honor Win performance revealed

    The tablet will include 16GB of RAM and 16GB of virtual RAM, according to a recent report. According to Honor, the Honor Win can play demanding games nonstop for five hours without experiencing any jitter, stutter, or frame dips.

    The Honor Win has a huge 6.83-inch OLED screen with a 1.5K resolution and a refresh rate of 185 Hz, as seen in the image above that tipster Bald Panda sent. According to the tipster, the screen has thin 1.4mm bezels on each of its four corners.

    The massive 10,000mAh battery of the Honor Win will allow 100W wired and 80W wireless charging, according to a new leak from tipster Digital Chat Station. Conversely, the Win RT will be a less expensive variant that has a 10,000mAh battery with 100W charging and the Snapdragon 8 Elite CPU, but it won’t allow wireless charging.

    While the Win RT features a twin camera configuration, the Honor Win is reportedly equipped with a 50-megapixel triple camera setup that includes a telephoto camera. For the purpose of dissipating heat, both phones will have integrated cooling. It has been announced that the Win series will be available in three color options: blue, white, and black.

  • HONOR WIN series set to launch this December

    HONOR WIN series set to launch this December

    The release of the new HONOR WIN series dual flagship performance phones in China this month has begun to be hinted at by HONOR. The picture displays a massive metal camera deco with a metal frame and WIN branding.

    The HONOR GT series, which debuted in December of last year, is reportedly changing its name to WIN. The top-tier WIN series phone will replace the HONOR GT Pro, which was unveiled earlier this year.

    HONOR WIN series set to launch this December

    According to sources, the HONOR GT series will include a massive battery of about 8000mAh, 100W fast charging, and Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 SoCs because the HONOR phones with model numbers AAK-AN00 and AAP-AN00 have obtained 3c certification.

    Recently, a picture of the phone appeared, showcasing its huge camera deco and triple back cameras.

    The phones are anticipated to have a 50-megapixel large-sensor primary camera, a 6.83-inch 1.5K 120Hz flat screen, full-level water resistance, and a 3D ultrasonic fingerprint reader.

    In the upcoming weeks, we should get additional information, including the phone’s launch date.

  • Global debut for Honor Magic 8 Pro, but the standard variant is missing

    Global debut for Honor Magic 8 Pro, but the standard variant is missing

    Honor released the Magic 8 Pro smartphone globally, however there is no evidence of the regular version on the global store. Does it indicate the company has introduced the Magic 8 vanilla model only for its home-ground users?

    Honor introduced the Magic 8 Pro globally on November 27. The device has been sold outside China in only three colors: Sunrise Gold, Sky Cyan, and Pure Black.

    The Magic 8 Pro offers the same slim-trim appearance as its Chinese counterpart. The Honor Magic 8 base model, however, is absent from the frame.

    Does the business have some further plans relating to this phone variant? Whether it will launch the appropriate item later in the market or won’t unveil it worldwide at all is a key question to be settled. Ahead of that, let’s study the global Magic 8 Pro.

    Global debut for Honor Magic 8 Pro

    Magic 8 Pro specs

    The Magic 8 Pro global edition weighs 219 grams and measures 161.15 x 8.32 x 75 mm. The gadget has a 6.71-inch OLED screen with 120Hz refresh rate, FHD+ resolution (1256 x 2808), max brightness of 6000 nits, and NanoCrystal Shield.

    The smartphone has an Adreno 840 GPU and a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 CPU. It has two RAM and storage versions (12GB + 512GB and 16GB + 1TB) and pre-installs the MagicOS 10 (Android 16) operating system.

    The Magic 8 Pro’s cameras include a 50MP ultra night camera (f/1.6 aperture, 1/1.3-inch, OIS, 4-in-1 2.4µm big pixel output), a 50MP ultrawide-angle camera with 122° wide angle and 2.5cm HD macro shooting, and a 200MP Ultra Night telephoto camera with 3.7x optical zoom and OIS.

    Honor has employed a 50MP selfie camera with a 3D depth sensor for facial recognition on the front face. It includes gorgeous photography settings like the telephoto night portrait to deliver magnificent photos with a delicate skin texture at night.

    Meanwhile, the Stage Mode ensures that it maintains up with the intricacy of the stage lights and catches character outlines with precision, irrespective of any backgrounds.

    Yes, the battery gets downgraded once more, but only little this time. The worldwide Magic 8 Pro smartphone includes a 7100mAh cell pack with a 100W wired and 80W wireless speedy charging. The rest of the specs are the same as the Chinese edition.

  • Honor Magic 8 Mini specs leak: 6.31″ screen, 5–6mm thickness, and a bigger battery than expected

    Honor Magic 8 Mini specs leak: 6.31″ screen, 5–6mm thickness, and a bigger battery than expected

    Honor might be gearing up to revive something Android fans haven’t seen in a long time: a genuinely compact flagship, Magic 8 Mini, that isn’t a watered-down version of the “real” model. A fresh leak suggests the company is working on what’s reportedly called the Magic 8 Mini, and if the details hold up, it could end up being one of the thinnest and lightest compact phones of the year.

    Only in October did the standard Magic 8 and Magic 8 Pro arrive, extending Honor’s dominance in the high-end market. However, rumors about a smaller “Mini” variant began to circulate almost immediately. A pre-production unit is already making the rounds, according to Weibo tipster Digital Chat Station. It is remarkably tiny, measuring between 5 and 6 mm. That would clearly place it in the “ultra-thin” category among gadgets like Apple’s iPhone Air and Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge. However, the combination—not just slim, but truly compact—is what sets this one apart. It is a combination of two trends that hardly ever coincide these days.

    Honor Magic 8 Mini specs leak

    Honor Magic 8 Mini specs

    The Magic 8 Mini is rumored to have a 6.31-inch display up front, which is essentially the new benchmark for phones labeled as small.

    The camera situation is still unclear. Honor is apparently testing a 200MP primary sensor, but a 50MP 1/1.5 sensor is being discussed. The speculated telephoto lens is the more intriguing aspect. Since very few phones smaller than 6.5 inches have significant zoom capabilities (the 6.32-inch OnePlus 13T, for example, only has a modest 1/2.75″, 2x telephoto), if Honor does incorporate one here, it will probably employ a smaller sensor but still give the Mini an advantage in terms of adaptability.

    The Dimensity 9500 chip from MediaTek, which powers Vivo’s X300 and X300 Pro, is anticipated to power the phone. Battery life is the only possible issue. There are rumors of a 5,500mAh cell, which is amazing considering the form factor but not nearly as big as the 6,260mAh pack of the 8.2mm-thick OnePlus 13T.

    Honor hasn’t made any announcements yet, and it’s unclear if the Magic 8 Mini will share the stage or stay under wraps for a little while longer given that the Honor 500 series will debut in China on November 24. Nevertheless, this might be one of Honor’s more innovative phones if the reports turn out to be true. An “ultra-thin small-screen” gadget could be just what some of us have been waiting for in a market where flagship devices seem to be getting bigger and heavier.

  • HONOR MagicOS 10 rollout plan: features, eligible devices, and release dates

    HONOR MagicOS 10 rollout plan: features, eligible devices, and release dates

    At the company’s first Global Developer Conference in Shenzhen, China, HONOR unveiled its most recent MagicOS 10 version, which is based on Android 16.

    The business is integrating its enhanced HONOR AI Connect platform with its new 1x3xN ecosystem technology with the HONOR MagicOS 10.

    This new framework will make their AI stack available to partners worldwide (the “1”), assist them with three enablement tasks (the “3”), and scale across various industry clusters (the “N”), such as office and education, wearables and audio, smart homes, toys, and pets.

    The new MagicOS represents a “multi-dimensional jump from a conventional OS to a real AI OS,” according to HONOR.

    The enhanced YOYO helper, which is driven by MagicLM 3.0 and can now “see, recall, and execute,” is a significant new feature.

    With only one swipe, users will be able to ask YOYO to manage routine chores and workflows. Food ordering, shopping, ride-hailing, Magic Color color grading, and sophisticated command-based image editing are some of these casks.

    Additionally, it will provide smooth pairing and transfers across HONOR devices, other Android phones, iOS, and Windows.

    It will also feature a brand-new Zero Gravity Transparency Design. It will have translucent visual effects that strike a compromise between performance and aesthetics, just like the upcoming iOS 26.

    HONOR MagicOS 10 rollout plan Zero Gravity Transparency Design

    These are the new MagicOS update’s primary features. Will your gadget receive it, though? The complete list of devices that qualify is provided below.

    MagicOS 10 supported devices and update schedule

    October 2025

    • Honor Magic V5
    • Honor Magic 7 RSR | Porsche Design
    • Honor Magic 7 Pro
    • Honor Magic 7
    • Honor GT Pro
    • Honor Magic 6 RSR | Porsche Design
    • Honor Magic 6 Ultimate Design
    • Honor Magic 6 Pro
    • Honor Magic 6
    • Honor 400 Pro
    • Honor 400
    • Honor MagicPad 3

    November 2025

    • Honor Magic V3
    • Honor Magic Vs3
    • Honor Magic 5 Ultimate Design
    • Honor Magic 5 Pro
    • Honor Magic 5
    • Honor Tablet GT 2 Pro

    December 2025

    • Honor Magic V2 RSR | Porsche Design
    • Honor Magic V2 Ultimate Edition
    • Honor Magic V2
    • Honor Tablet MagicPad 2
    • Honor Tablet GT Pro
    • Honor Tablet GT
    • Honor Tablet V9

    Q1 2026

    • Honor Magic V Flip 2
    • Honor Magic V Flip
    • Honor Magic Vs2
    • Honor Magic Vs Ultimate Edition
    • Honor Magic Vs
    • Honor 300 Ultra
    • Honor 300 Pro
    • Honor 300
    • Honor GT
    • Honor 200 Pro
    • Honor 200
    • Honor 100 Pro
    • Honor 100
    • Honor 90 GT
    • Honor Power
    • Honor X70
    • Honor X70i
    • Honor X60 GT
    • Honor Tablet 10
    • Honor Tablet X9 Pro
    • Honor X9
  • Honor 500 series leaked specs reveal major surprises and new features

    Honor 500 series leaked specs reveal major surprises and new features

    The majority of the important features of the Honor 500 series have been made public by numerous leaks and rumors, but the most recent unofficial specs sheet provides additional insight into the future handsets. The startling details of the new-generation digital lineup are also hinted at.

    The new document provides further information about the display panel, chipset, and battery metrics, even if we already know most of the specifications of the Honor 500 series.

    First of all, it notes that the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip rather than the Gen 5 version may be installed in the Honor 500 Pro. Conversely, the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC will be used in the regular model. The two chips’ core configurations are shown below.

    • Snapdragon 8s Gen 4: 1 core x Cortex-X4 + 7 cores x Cortex-A720
    • Snapdragon 8 Elite: 2 cores x Oryon (Phoenix L) + 6 cores x Oryon (Phoenix M)

    Regarding the display, a 6.55-inch LTPO OLED flat screen with a resolution of 2736 x 1264 pixels and a refresh rate of 120 Hz is anticipated for both Honor 500 versions. It might also enable high-frequency PWM dimming at 4320 Hz.

    Honor 500 series leaked

    The Honor 500 vanilla model is probably going to have two cameras: a 200MP primary camera and a 50MP ultrawide-angle lens. Three imaging sensors—a 200MP primary, a 50MP ultrawide-angle, and a 64MP periscope lens—will be included in the Pro One.

    An 8000mAh battery with 80W wired fast charging may be compatible with both devices. The Pro model may have 50W wireless charging capability, which the regular Honor 500 may not have.

    Dual speakers, infrared, NFC, IP68+IP69 dust and water resistant ratings, and the Android 16-based MagicOS 10.0 operating system are possible additional features of the Honor 500 series.

    The Honor 500 series is expected to make its debut in December or before the end of current month. The debut date has not yet been disclosed by the corporation. However, we might soon get into specifics on this topic. Keep an eye out.