Honor’s first flagship of 2025 for global markets, the Magic 7 Pro, sports a 200MP telephoto lens, Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, and a third-gen silicon-carbon battery.

When Honor unveiled the Magic 7 Pro in China back in October, it stirred the smartphone pan as a potential Android flagship contender. Now, two and a half months later, the wait is over.

The Magic 7 Pro launched in China last November, but this is its first appearance outside of the country. Honor is one of several Chinese smartphone manufacturers that saw growth in global market share in 2024, thanks in part to last year’s flagship Magic 6 series and the Magic V3, still the thinnest foldable phone available.

The latest entry from Honor is the Magic 7 Pro, which comes as the company announced the ultra-tough Magic 7 Lite. The Magic 7 Pro utilizes a Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC, which lends itself well to AI processing throughout MagicOS 9, but more on that later.

Now, Honor is adding its name to that list. The Magic 7 Pro was already unveiled in China, but now it's available to the global market. There are a couple of things worthy of note on the global handset – including a feature you won't find anywhere else.