Honor enters the ultra-slim smartphone race with the Magic 8 Pro Air, a genuine iPhone Air challenger that arrives just as Apple begins to scale back on their own handset. This smartphone, set to ship in China on January 19, 2026, boasts some substantial hardware that defies the normal trade-offs.
Honor has finally brought its new flagship, the Magic 8 Pro, to the UK market, and it’s a beast. Nighttime photography receives a significant update, aided by some genuinely remarkable hardware and an emphasis on artificial intelligence, which is expected to make detailed edits much easier.
Honor has officially lifted the lid on its 500 series in China. For those interested, both the basic 500 and the Pro model are now available. Preorders began today, with sales scheduled to begin on November 27. The 500 and Pro phones exude minimalism; their flat backs are eerily similar to the appearance of the iPhone Air, not to mention the camera array, which cleverly blends into the rear panel with little notice.
Let’s talk about the HONOR 400 Series, which hit the scene today, May 22, 2025, with a clear mission: to make your smartphone photography feel like you’ve got a pro studio in your pocket. Comprising the HONOR 400 and 400 Pro, this lineup isn’t just another pair of phones—it’s a bold swing at blending AI smarts with serious hardware.
3D-printing a laptop is a fun weekend project for some, while others just want something more practical like the Honor MagicBook Art 14. Not only does this ultra slim 2.2 pound laptop boast cutting-edge platform-level AI features, but also an interesting detachable magnetic webcam.
For those who need a smartphone that doubles as a mini laptop, there’s the Vivo X Fold 3, while the Honor Magic V3 is designed for anyone that wants a foldable smartphone that fits in their pocket with ease. It comes loaded with the Android 14-based MagicOS 8.0.1, which features a host of AI-powered functions including circle to search and Honor Parallel Space.
