Honor recently unveiled the Magic 6 Pro in the domestic market, and the phone is set to debut globally at the Mobile World Congress at the end of February. I really enjoyed using the Magic 5 Pro last year, and although the software is still not as polished as the competition, it’s clear that Honor knows how to deliver powerful hardware with exceptional cameras. I’m just starting to test the Magic 6 Pro, but before I share my initial findings, I wanted to highlight one aspect of this device that immediately stands out: battery performance.
The latest flagship phones from 2024 have larger batteries than their predecessors, with manufacturers opting for 5400 mAh batteries that can last over a day between charges – this was the case with the Vivo X100 Pro and OnePlus 12, and the OnePlus 12R even has a bigger 5500 mAh battery. Meanwhile, Honor has packed a massive 5600 mAh battery into the Magic 6 Pro, and interestingly, the phone is only 6 grams heavier than its predecessor, despite the significantly larger battery.
Honor once again surprises with battery technology, using a negative electrode with silicon-carbon material in the Magic 6 Pro instead of the traditional graphene used in most devices. The Magic 6 Pro has a standard lithium-ion battery, but the use of silicon allows for increased power density and a larger battery in the device without increasing its size.
In addition, Honor is introducing its latest power management chips – the E1 – which optimize charging efficiency to deliver the best speeds to the phone. Honor assures that the E1 allows the Magic 6 Pro to operate longer even in extreme weather conditions down to -20 degrees Celsius.
I am too far away to be able to test it, but where I live, there is no shortage of hot days, so I tested the battery performance using the 3DMark app while leaving the phone in direct sunlight. The results were excellent. The Magic 6 Pro achieved a stability score of 67% in the Solar Bay test, surpassing the iQOO 12 and Vivo X100 Pro. But more importantly, the temperatures did not exceed 42 degrees Celsius, which is a lower value compared to competing devices used indoors.
However, the biggest advantage is the battery endurance. The Magic 6 Pro lasts longer than any other phone I have tested in 2024, thanks to the combination of its huge battery and efficient Snapdragon 8 Gen 3. Even with intensive use, the battery lasts almost two days, and with regular use, it can go for up to two days between charges.
In the PCMark Work 3.0 battery endurance test, the Magic 6 Pro achieved the highest scores among all devices, with a time of 17 hours and 5 minutes. In the coming weeks, I will talk more about the Magic 6 Pro, but I can already say that it has the potential to compete with the best Android phones of 2024.
FAQ:
Q: When did Honor unveil the Magic 6 Pro?
A: Honor recently unveiled the Magic 6 Pro in the domestic market.
Q: Where will the Magic 6 Pro make its global debut?
A: The Magic 6 Pro is set to debut globally at the Mobile World Congress at the end of February.
Q: What is the battery capacity of the Magic 6 Pro?
A: The Magic 6 Pro has a massive 5600 mAh battery.
Q: What technologies does Honor use in the Magic 6 Pro battery?
A: Honor uses a negative electrode with silicon-carbon material instead of the traditional graphene in the Magic 6 Pro battery. Additionally, they introduce their latest power management chips, the E1.
Q: What are the battery performance test results of the Magic 6 Pro?
A: The Magic 6 Pro achieved excellent results in the Solar Bay test, with a stability score of 67%. The temperatures during the test did not exceed 42 degrees Celsius.
Q: How long does the battery in the Magic 6 Pro last?
A: The Magic 6 Pro lasts longer than any other phone tested in 2024. With intensive use, the battery lasts almost two days, and with regular use, it can go for up to two days between charges.
Q: What are the battery endurance test results of the Magic 6 Pro?
A: The Magic 6 Pro achieved the highest scores in the PCMark Work 3.0 battery endurance test, with a time of 17 hours and 5 minutes.
Definitions:
– Mobile World Congress: The international MWC trade fair is the largest gathering of the telecommunications industry, held annually in Barcelona. Link: mwcbarcelona.com
– Lithium-Ion Battery: A type of battery that uses lithium in a chemical reaction to generate electricity. Link: Wikipedia
– Snapdragon: A series of processors for mobile devices manufactured by Qualcomm. Link: qualcomm.com
– Android: An operating system for mobile devices based on the Linux kernel. Link: android.com
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