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Honor Magic 6 Pro: A Bold Return to the Indian Smartphone Market

 

In a dramatic comeback, Honor has launched its flagship device, the Magic 6 Pro, in India. This premium smartphone marks a significant shift from the brand's previous focus on budget-friendly offerings, aiming to compete with high-end players in the market.

Honor Magic 6 Pro

A New Benchmark in the Premium Segment.The Magic 6 Pro has set a new standard by earning five DXOMARK Gold labels, making it a top contender in the premium smartphone segment.


The Magic 6 Pro is a testament to Honor's renewed focus, boasting an impressive array of top-notch specifications. At its core lies the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, complemented by a cutting-edge camera system featuring a 180MP telephoto lens with AI Falcon technology. The device also showcases a stunning 6.8-inch All-range low-power LTPO display, protected by HONOR NanoCrystal Shield. Furthermore, it's fueled by a long-lasting 5,600mAh silicon-carbon battery with rapid charging capabilities. The Magic 6 Pro runs on MagicOS 8.0, based on Android 14, and comes with a single storage option of 12GB RAM and 512GB internal storage.

Availability and Pricing

Priced at Rs 89,999, the Magic 6 Pro will be available on Amazon.in, Honor's website, and major retail stores starting August 15. Buyers can opt for a No Cost EMI plan with monthly payments of Rs 7500 for up to 12 months, along with a 180-day price protection guarantee.


Honor's return to India marks a new chapter in the brand's journey, with a renewed focus on high-end devices and a revamped product portfolio. The Magic 6 Pro is a testament to Honor's ambition to compete with the best in the industry.

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