The Magic7 Pro also arrived in other markets with an unchanged camera system. Thus, Honor hopes that the device will stand out from its flagship competitors thanks to a 50 MP and 1/1.3-inch primary camera with variable aperture f/1.4-f/2.0. Additionally, the Magic7 Pro uses a 50 MP front camera, a 50 MP ultra-wide-angle camera, and a 200 MP telephoto lens. Please note that the latter is capable of 3x optical zoom, although Honor insists that the device offers “AI Super Zoom” up to 100x.
The Magic7 Pro will be available today in Europe and the UK for €1,299 and €1,099.99, respectively. It’s worth noting that Honor will be giving away a MagicPad 2 tablet as a gift in the UK, but a €300 discount and 100W wired charger in the Eurozone. It appears the company is still offering a £300 voucher for first-time buyers in the UK. Please visit the Honor website for full launch details.
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