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Earlier this month, Honor announced its plans to reveal the Honor Magic 4 Series in Mobile World Congress \u2014 or \u2018MWC\u2019 \u2014 in Barcelona. So, what should we expect from the new Honor handsets?<\/p>\n
Firstly, some context: Honor was previously part of Huawei but is now a separate company, meaning that Honor phones generally share plenty of similarities with Huawei handsets, but crucially they can access Google apps and services. That makes the Magic 4 Series a more interesting proposition than Huawei alternatives to most UK buyers.<\/p>\n
Back in December 2021, we reviewed the Honor 50 and were reasonably impressed. The phone had a few faults, but overall it\u2019s an appealing mid-range handset. It\u2019s certainly something for Honor to build on and the Honor 50 gives us a level of expectation for the new Magic 4 Series.<\/p>\n
The \u2018Magic\u2019 moniker and pre-hyped unveiling suggest this series of phones will be at the higher end of Honor\u2019s offering, so we\u2019re expecting something a little more expensive and upmarket than the Honor 50.<\/p>\n
There is some speculation that the Magic 4 will be Europe\u2019s version of the Honor Magic V, a foldable that\u2019s been on sale in China since January. There are currently no known plans for a UK release of the Magic V. It could also be a non-foldable successor to the Magic 3 Series, which did not launch in the UK. Either way, we\u2019re expecting some fairly impressive specs and the latest chip \u2014 likely the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1.<\/p>\n
For more on Honor, take a look at our full Honor 50 review<\/a>, or read on for the latest updates on the Honor Magic 4.<\/p>\n Join us for our newest flagship phone, the #HONORMagic4<\/a> Series at MWC Barcelona 2022 & stay tuned to witness #ThePowerofMagic<\/a> at 1pm (CET) on Feb 28. You won\u2019t see it coming! pic.twitter.com\/ygzsKBNEfY<\/a><\/p>\u2014 HONOR (@Honorglobal) February 16, 2022<\/a><\/blockquote>Honor Magic 4 UK release date<\/strong><\/h2>\n