The highly anticipated Honor Magic 7 Pro has officially arrived in Europe and the UK ready to rival the Samsung Galaxy S25 and other top smartphones in 2025 with high-end specs and AI features.
Alongside the Pro model, the more affordable Magic 7 Lite also joined the lineup earlier this month, catering to a broader audience.
Both phones come equipped with the MagicOS 9.0, based on Android 15 and designed to seamlessly integrate AI into everyday tasks. A standout feature is the Magic Portal, allowing users to quickly access app services by simply circling objects on the screen.
Additionally, AI tools like Honor Notes and AI Translation have been introduced to boost productivity.
Honor Notes summarises lengthy content with ease, while AI Translation supports real-time interactions in 13 languages, making the phone a handy tool for both professionals and travellers.
They also come preloaded with the Google Gemini app, a versatile AI assistant.
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Photography enthusiasts will appreciate the Magic 7 Pro’s AI Falcon Camera System and its camera setup, including a 50Mp Super Dynamic Main Camera, a 50Mp Wide Camera, and a 200Mp Telephoto Camera.
AI-driven enhancements, such as the new AI Super Zoom and HD Super Burst modes, enable users to frame and freeze breathtaking moments with precision.
The device also introduces Harcourt Portrait Modes and an AI Enhanced Portrait feature, promising professional-quality portraits with accurate colours and refined lighting effects.
Gamers are in for a treat with the Magic 7 Pro’s 6.8-inch display and Snapdragon 8 Elite processor also found in the OnePlus 13. Additionally, the phone’s AI Real-Time Rendering technology and predictive scheduling promises stability, even during the most demanding gaming sessions.
The device is powered by a robust 5270mAh third-generation silicon-carbon battery, supporting fast charging at 100W wired and 80W wireless.
Honor says a full charge is achievable in just 33 minutes with a compatible wired charger.
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The Magic 7 Pro is available for pre-order in the UK starting at £1,099.99 in Lunar Shadow Grey and Black.
Customers can take advantage of a promotional bundle, receiving a freww MagicPad 2 (worth £499.99) with their purchase. The device will launch in Ireland in February for €1,299.99, available through Harvey Norman and Three.
For those seeking a more budget-friendly option, the Magic 7 Lite is priced at £399.99 in the UK. It’s available in Titanium Purple and Titanium Black, with a promotional offer that includes Honor Earbuds Open (worth £149.99).
With its advanced AI capabilities, cutting-edge photography features, and a focus on user comfort and productivity, the Magic 7 series looks set to introduce some of the best phones in 2025.
We’ll have a review of the Honor Magic 7 Pro very soon so stay tuned.
