Honor Magic 4 Pro

Surprisingly comfortable design despite the weight and thickness, IP68 certified.

Battery life could be better.

We are sure the Honor Magic4 Pro will find its place under the sun, especially in a few months when the dust settles and the pricing makes this great phone a considerably better deal. For now, the choice may not be as clear cut as the well-established...

Versatile camera MagicUI is fast and attractive Very fast battery charging Ergonomic design Loud, clear speakers

Screen can't match the competition No software update commitment Average battery life

“The Honor Magic4 Pro is a beautifully made, high quality smartphone with great software, fast charging, and a camera with a lot of promise.”

Speedy fast charging ; Lovely display ; Well-specced cameras

Lots of bloatware ; Aggressive camera smoothing in low light ; Software oddities

Honor’s Magic4 Pro is its first flagship to get a western release since it was spun out from Huawei. It has great hardware, but its software fails to make the most of it.

Great camera ; Fast wireless and wired charging ; Brilliant large display ; Speedy performance

Fingerprint prone and heavy ; Battery life isn’t as good as the competition ; Bokeh issues ; Dated UI overlay

The Honor Magic 4 Pro offers top-of-the-line performance, a capable camera, a brilliant display, and super-fast charging, which all contribute to making the Honor Magic 4 Pro a capable flagship in 2022.

Pleasant design ; Great build quality ; Gorgeous 6.81-inch OLED display, bright, 1-120Hz refresh rate ; Blazingly fast charging (100W wired/100W wireless) ; Versatile camera system ; Stereo speakers with decent quality ; Fast under-display fingerprint...

Expensive ; Overly processed photos (especially in low-light conditions) ; Battery life not spectacular ; "Eye of Muse" camera bump design is polarizing

Superb 6.8-inch OLED screen ; Monochrome eBook mode ; IR blaster with remote control app ; Excellent cameras ; Very fast 100W charging

No MicroSD card slot ; Lots of bloatware ; Battery capacity could be higher

The Honor Magic 4 Pro has a great 120Hz OLED screen and an impressive camera system. Fast charging is hardly a novelty these days, but the fast wireless charging that's also on offer here is rare.

+ Dynamic 120hz refresh rate ; + Display reproduces vivid colours ; + Camera photos are amazingly detailed ; + Full HD video when watching on fullscreen ; + Can handle gaming pretty well and smooth ; + IP68

- Glossy finish makes it slippery and a fingerprint magnet ; - Magic UI 6 surprisingly lacks its own custom personalization options ; - Screen curvature is a bit too steep for gestures ; - Can't see details at the side of the screen due to the curved...

While it is still a solid phone, the HONOR Magic4 Pro does have its fair share of drawbacks so it's best for you to be aware of it before biting the bullet on this one.

Sleek, high-end industrial design ; 100W wired and wireless charging takes the hassle out of topping up the battery ; Both biometric face unlock and an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner on board

Uneven display colors, especially when dealing with shades of gray in dark mode ; Magic UI changes too much of Android just for the sake of it, and feels buggy at times ; Background apps are heavily throttled by default ; Only two Android updates and...

Only if you’re feeling particularly adventurous. There isn’t really a monetary advantage when it comes to the Honor Magic4 Pro compared to other flagship phones. At €1,099, it’s an incredibly expensive handset that’s right up there with the Samsung...