Magic 7 Pro, But Cheap? | Honor 400 Pro Review
2,383Reviewing the Honor 400 Pro 5G, a flagship-style smartphone with similar specs to the Magic 7 Pro, but more budget friendly. But how does the Honor 400 Pro stack up to rivals like the OnePlus 13 for gaming, battery life, camera performance etc? I've been testing as my full time phone for over a week so here's my verdict!
Boasting slick Huawei Pura style design, the 6.7-inch Honor 400 Pro cuts the price over rival flagships by using slightly different components. Like the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, which is still powerful enough for smooth gaming on Wuthering Waves. However, the 5300mAh battery is slightly bigger than the Magic 7 Pro's, while the Honor 400 Pro sports 100W charging.
That camera tech isn't as capable as the Magic's, especially when it comes to more ambient conditions. However, most people should be happy with their photos as long as your kids or cats can actually keep still occasionally.
The Honor 400 Pro also delivers on the AI front. Enough AI here to choke a ruddy whale, including an exceptionally creepy Photo-To-Video conversion tool.
Honor 400 Pro Review Chapters:
0:00 - Greetings
0:43 - Design
2:30 - Features & MagicOS
5:19 - AI (please don't hate me)
6:51 - Display
9:09 - Audio
9:55 - Performance & gaming
10:45 - Battery life
11:42 - Cameras
15:35 - AI editing
18:04 - Verdict