Honor Magic5 Lite

Flagship-grade, curved 120Hz OLED panel.

Underwhelming camera quality and no 4K video recording.

Honor's midranger still drags behind the competition in terms of raw performance, launches with outdated Android and judging by its predecessor, an update to Android 13 probably won't arrive this year. It has no stereo speakers, ships without a...

Amazing display ; 2-day battery life ; Sub-£300 price at launch

1080p max video resolution ; No wireless charging ; No SD card expandable storage

On paper, the Honor Magic Vs has serious features to seriously compete with Samsung and its Galaxy Z Fold 4. The simple fact that it can fold completely flat gives it a head start in terms of form factor. Ditto at the level of fast charging which is...

Lightweight, familiar design ; Premium 6.67-inch 120Hz AMOLED display ; Solid all-day battery life ; Great performance from the main rear camera

Secondary cameras are underwhelming ; Chipset isn’t that powerful ; Stuck on Android 12

This budget handset borrows plenty from last year’s flagship to deliver a familiar and strong-performing smartphone.

Fantastic battery life ; Looks and feels like a much pricier phone ; Main camera packs in plenty of detail

Macro lens doesn’t add much value ; Runs Android 13 and only due 2yrs of updates

A beefy battery, capable main camera, and a body that could rival some flagships in the style stakes. The Honor Magic 6 Lite makes a compelling case if affordability is important.

Stylish looks and quality display ; Great battery life ; Main camera a decent enough performer

Secondary cameras a weak link ; Outperformed by similarly-priced rivals

A keenly-priced mid-ranger with sharp looks, a quality screen and stellar battery life – although mobile photographers have better options for similar cash.

Fantastic battery life ; Looks and feels like a much pricier phone ; Main camera packs in plenty of detail

Macro lens doesn’t add much value ; Runs Android 13 and only due 2yrs of updates

A beefy battery, capable main camera, and a body that could rival some flagships in the style stakes. The Honor Magic 6 Lite makes a compelling case if affordability is important.

Stylish looks and quality display ; Great battery life ; Main camera a decent enough performer

Secondary cameras a weak link ; Outperformed by similarly-priced rivals

A keenly-priced mid-ranger with sharp looks, a quality screen and stellar battery life – although mobile photographers have better options for similar cash.