Honor recently unveiled the Honor Magic 6, and now, the renders of the Magic 6 Pro have surfaced online, showing how the device has one of the best-looking designs in any smartphone, with a circular camera island on the back and a shimmer-like effect on the back panel. All the phones are scheduled to be released on January 11th, later this month. So, if you are interested in getting your hands on this phone, this certainly is something that you should look into.
The Honor Magic6 Pro brings one of the most interesting designs that we have seen lately
According to Honor CEO Zhao Ming, the design of the Honor Magic6 Pro is inspired by the history of civilizations as well as the beauty of nature itself. Honor wanted to make sure that the phone's design language is simple, and the company is calling the camera island star wheel, which presents a design that we have not seen before, and honestly, it does look quite good. You can have a look at the design below:
Needless to say, with the Honor Magic6 Pro, the design language that the company has decided to go with reflects a lot about history and Chinese civilization, and for all the right reasons. The phone will be available in black, green, purple, and white colorways. The variant that you can see in this article is the green offering, but I am really hoping that the rest of the colors just look as beautiful.
Honestly, I really like the Honor Magic6 Pro, but the one thing that I am more sure about is just when the phone is going to go official in international markets. Looking at the phone, it is safe to say that it deserves to be launched outside China because it definitely will be a compelling offering for anyone who is looking for a new phone. Let's see if Honor decides to bring this device outside the domestic market.
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