The Honor Magicbook Pro 16, unveiled in February, made its international debut today. However, it’s the one with the Intel Core Ultra 5 125H processor and dedicated Intel Arc GPU, not the one with the Ultra 7 155H CPU and NVIDIA 4060 GPU.
Except for the differences in the CPU, GPU, weight, and thickness, everything else remains the same between the two models. This means you get the Honor Magicbook Pro 16’s Core Ultra 5 version with a 16″ FullView Display of 3,072×1,920-pixel resolution and 500 nits peak brightness. The display also has a 165Hz refresh rate and supports 100% DCI-P3 and 100% sRGB wide color gamut.
The Honor Magicbook Pro 16, running Windows 11, has two modes: 50W Smart Mode and 65W High-powered Mode. The former provides balanced performance for everyday work and leisure activities and optimizes power consumption, while the latter maximizes the processor’s power for gaming and resource-intensive graphics tasks.
Honor Magicbook Pro 16
Fueling the laptop is a 75Wh battery, advertised to offer up to 12 hours of daily office work under PCMark 10 on a single charge.
Honor Magicbook Pro 16
The Magicbook Pro 16 is offered in Purple and White colors. It will be sold in France for €1,299.99 ($1,400/INR116,800), but prices in other markets might vary and will be announced separately.
In the meantime, you can read our Honor Magicbook Pro 16 Core Ultra 7 model’s review to learn more about it.
