Hands-on with the Honor Magic7 Series: Straight Screen Design and Detail Optimization, Worth Buying?

Hands-on with the Honor Magic7 Series: Straight Screen Design and Detail Optimization, Worth Buying?Since the official launch of the Honor Magic7 series, it has sparked a frenzy in the smartphone market, capturing the attention of many users. However, some users remain hesitant, wanting to understand the new phone's configuration parameters and actual performance, hoping for feedback from early adopters

Hands-on with the Honor Magic7 Series: Straight Screen Design and Detail Optimization, Worth Buying?

Since the official launch of the Honor Magic7 series, it has sparked a frenzy in the smartphone market, capturing the attention of many users. However, some users remain hesitant, wanting to understand the new phone's configuration parameters and actual performance, hoping for feedback from early adopters. I recommend that the best way to quickly learn about the pros and cons of a new phone is to go to the offline market and experience it firsthand. Therefore, I went to the offline market and personally experienced the Honor Magic7 series, and I would like to share my thoughts here.

First, the biggest surprise the Honor Magic7 standard version gave me was its return to a straight-screen design. This is not common in the Magic series and makes it feel distinctly different from the Pro version in hand. While both phones are slightly heavier, they don't feel uncomfortable to hold. The Pro version adopts an equal-depth micro-curved screen design, and the operation is also very smooth. The advantage of a straight-screen design is a higher screen-to-body ratio, and with the addition of eye protection technology, the display effect is very comfortable. For users with high screen requirements, it is hard to find any faults, but if you have high requirements for feel, you may find it a little heavy.

Next, I experienced the Honor Magic7 series' motors. While there is no specific parameter information, I felt that all the motors have been upgraded compared to the Honor Magic6 series. However, there are some differences between the Honor Magic7 and Pro versions, with the Pro version having a stronger vibration feel, which should not be due to the built-in 0809 motor.

The sound quality is also commendable. The Honor Magic7 series comes standard with dual 1216, 0.8mm, 8cc sound chambers, and the sound performance is excellent. It is worth mentioning that, whether playing music or turning on the motor vibration, the vibration on the back of the phone is well-controlled, not affecting the user experience.

However, in some details, I have also noticed some problems. The screen supplier of the Honor Magic7 Pro sample phone is Visionox, not BOE, but there is no obvious difference in actual display effect. Honor phones have had similar strategies before, which may be why users haven't complained. However, in terms of transmission speed, the Honor Magic7 uses USB 2.0, only the Pro version reaches USB 3.0 or above speeds. These details are things users need to pay attention to when choosing a new phone because they will affect the daily user experience.

Despite some detail differences, the Honor Magic7 series' 3D ultrasonic fingerprint unlocking speed is very fast, taking three to four attempts to successfully unlock. Even if the standard version does not adopt 3D facial recognition, relying on ultrasonic fingerprint, it can meet daily use needs.

In terms of imaging, the new phone's camera protrusion is moderate, and the imaging effect is also good. Honor phones have always been at the forefront of image optimization. While the Honor Magic6 series and the Honor Magic7 series have the same main camera lens, there are some differences in detail.

In terms of performance, Honor phones' "Dragon Master" title is well-deserved. Even with prolonged use, even when plugged in, the Honor Magic7 series does not experience significant heat problems. Although unable to experience the battery life firsthand, the official has added a lot of silicon materials, and third-party media have also conducted tests; the data is very good.

In addition, the Honor Magic7 series also comes equipped with infrared remote control, dual speakers, high-level dust and water resistance, etc., which can meet the needs of users.

Overall, after this experience, the pros and cons of the Honor Magic7 series are very clear. For users who want to buy a new phone, offline hands-on experience can help them better understand the pros and cons of the new phone and make a more informed choice.

So the question is, do you think the Honor Magic7 series is worth considering? Welcome to share your thoughts in the comments.