Great battery life; Phenomenal fast charging; High performance standards; Strong camera;

Limited software support; Polarising design;

Super speedy Snapdragon; Great cameras, though only zoom has OIS; Wireless charging phenomenally quick;

Bigger battery would be desirable; Magic UI can be a bit much; Attracts fingerprints easily;

Top-tier specs; Powerful triple rear camera; Fast wired & wireless charging; IP68 water-resistance;

Ugly camera design; Unreliable with 3rd-party chargers; Only 2 years of Android updates;

The Honor Magic4 Pro is a welcome return to the global flagship phone space from the newly-single brand, but even after its recent divorce from Huawei, the Magic4 Pro still manages to feel every bit like the Google-equipped, camera-focused smartphone we’ve been denied from Huawei over the past few years. I’ve used the Magic4 Pro for a week now, and in that time, it has felt a lot like the spiritual successor to the fabulous Huawei P30 Pro. It makes the Magic4 Pro somewhat nostalgic to use but in the absolute best way possible. The Magic4 Pro is well made, feels incredibly substantial, has a distinctive look, and comes in several pretty colors. To the newcomer, it will be reassuring, but to those who’ve handled Huawei phones in the past, it will also feel familiar. It’s definitely reminiscent of a top-spec Huawei phone, and evidence of how far Honor has come since the mid-to-high level devices it was known for releasing before. For some context, in case you’re not very familiar with eit...

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;

Especificaciones altas; Potente triple cámara trasera; Carga rápida por cable e inalámbrica; Resistencia al agua IP68;

Disposición de cámaras; No fiable con cargadores de terceros; Solo 2 años de actualizaciones Android;