The Honor Magic 7 series of smartphones are ready to enter the Chinese market

Honor is on the verge of unveiling its new series of smartphones called Magic 7 in the Chinese market. After receiving the necessary approvals from China’s 3C regulatory body, this series of phones is expected to be officially introduced early next month.

According to Tekna Technology Media Mobile News Service, based on published information, five different models of this series of phones have been registered under the models PTP-AN20, PTP-AN60, PTP-AN00, PTP-AN70 and PTP-AN10. One of the prominent features of some of these models is the support for satellite connectivity, which allows users to make calls and access the Internet in remote areas.

According to speculations, the models PTP-AN00, PTP-AN10 and PTP-AN60 belong to Honor Magic 7, Magic 7 Pro and Magic 7 Ultimate respectively. Also, the PTP-AN20 and PTP-AN60 models with satellite connection support are likely to be Pro and Porsche Design special editions of this series.

All Magic 7 series models will support 100W fast wired charging technology and are expected to include wireless charging as well. The published images of the design of the Honor Magic 7 Pro show that this phone has a four-sided curved display and an advanced camera module. Also, the 3D face recognition feature has been preserved in this model.

In terms of hardware, the Magic 7 series is expected to be equipped with a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chip. The official unveiling of this series of phones is expected at the end of October, and they will compete in the Chinese market with strong competitors such as the Xiaomi 15 series, OnePlus 13, Oppo Find X8 and Vivo X200.
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