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Honor 80 Pro and Honor 80 debut with 160MP main cams, 66W charging

Honor 80 Pro and Honor 80 debut with 160MP main cams, 66W charging

Honor held a big two-day launch event in China where we saw the debut of the MagicOS 7.0 interface yesterday while the big hardware announcements were left for today – among which three new phones.

Honor 80 Pro and Honor 80 bring 160MP main cameras as well as Qualcomm chips and curved OLED displays. Honor 80 SE is the most affordable entry among the three and gets a Dimensity 900 and 64MP main camera.

Honor 80 series debuts with 160MP main cams, 66W charging

Honor 80 Pro and Honor 80

Honor 80 Pro is the star of the show and gets a 6.78-inch curved OLED with a 2700×1224px resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The 10-bit panel features a centered pill-shaped cutout below the ear speaker, which houses a 50MP selfie camera alongside a secondary 2MP depth module.

Honor 80 Pro and Honor 80

Honor 80 features a slightly smaller curved 6.67-inch OLED display with 2400×1080 px resolution and the same 120Hz refresh rate. There’s a single 32MP selfie cam housed in the punch hole cutout here.

Honor 80 Pro packs Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset though it is a slightly underclocked version with the prime Cortex-X2 core running at 3.0Ghz (instead of 3.2GHz) while the three Cortex-A710 Gold cores are capped at 2.5GHz compared to 2.75Ghz on other phones with the SD 8+ chip.

Honor 80 Pro (SD 8+1) and Honor 80 (SD 782G)

Honor 80 brings the just announced Snapdragon 782G chipset, which comes to succeed to the SD 778G+ SoC.

Moving on to the cameras – both the Honor 80 Pro and Honor 80 share the same 160MP primary camera. This is a 1/1.56-inch imaging sensor with an f/1.8 aperture that does 16-in-1 binning with 0.75µm pixels. Honor is also bringing its revamped Image Engine packed with improved scene optimizations, skin texture detection https://jiji.ng/ and upgraded AI RAW algorithms. AI Vlog mode is here to bring creators more advanced controls to their videos.

Honor 80 series debuts with 160MP main cams, 66W charging

Honor 80 Pro also gets a 50MP ultrawide module, while the third module on its back is a 2MP depth helper. Honor 80 has a less capable 8MP ultrawide and the same 2MP depth module on its back.

Both phones boot MagicOS 7 based on Android 12 and pack 4,800 mAh batteries with 66W wired fast charging. Honor 80 Pro and Honor 80 are available in black, green, blue and pink colors.

Honor 80 Pro starts at CNY 3,499 ($490) for the 8/256GB trim and goes up to CNY 4,099 ($573) for the 12/512GB version.

Honor 80 Pro color options

Honor 80 Pro color options

Honor 80 starts at CNY 2,699 ($377) for the 8/256GB trim, while the 12/512GB version is CNY 3,299 ($460).

Honor 80 SE

Honor 80 SE starts at CNY 2,399 ($335) and brings a curved 6.67-inch OLED display with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The 10-bit panel also supports 1920Hz PWM dimming and brings a 32MP selfie camera housed in a punch-hole cutout.

Honor 80 series debuts with 160MP main cams, 66W charging

There’s a 64MP main camera next to a 5MP ultrawide unit and a 2MP macro cam on the back. Honor 80SE is equipped with MediaTek’s Dimensity 900 chipset and packs a 4,600mAh battery with 66W wired fast charging.

Honor 80 series debuts with 160MP main cams, 66W charging

Honor 80 SE comes in black, crystal, blue and pink colors. Pre-orders in China start today, while open sales are scheduled for December 9.

Reader comments

  • Anonymous
  • tZ4
  • 24 Nov 2022

Huawei probably still handling the camera department of Honor, but they will never use Huawei’s XMage branding for fear of investigation by the USA. MagicUI is also still pretty much a EMUI clone.

  • Anonymous
  • tZ0
  • 24 Nov 2022

The Pro won’t come to Malaysia because Honor Malaysia only like bringing in the vanilla model. The 50 Pro and 70 Pro never reached Malaysia.

why not comes optical Lens like 2x 3x 3.5x 5x on top model? what branding they’re using ? XMAGE Engine?

Nokia X30 review Comments

Minu, 29 Nov 2022 Only thing is that Sony uses Nokia’s typical pill camera island which was there since the. more Sony have some of the best battery optimisation on Android.

  • Wylie
  • 8sc
  • 29 Nov 2022

I doubt between Nokia X30 and G60 but I think to go for the G60 it is cheaper and for me enough capable for what I desire to use it for. But the X30 is by far a very nice phone especially this white color.

  • NokiaFAN
  • HkH
  • 29 Nov 2022

For your information Nokia will never match the cheap prices of the Chinese phone.. Nokia was rated Platinum on EcoVadis because :

1. Throughout the supply line until customer service the workers are paid and treated fairly.

2. Nokia/HMD only approved the use of raw material from non-conflict countries to avoid forced slavery and child labor from war torn countries.

3. Nokia/HMD manufacturing wastes are treated with care towards the environment.

All of this are costly and no other manufacturer (Not your xiaomi/realme, not even Apple nor Samsung) except Fairphone achieved the Platinum award

That is why we never expect such low prices from Nokia.

Low prices of Chinese phone does not mean u are getting a bargain, rather it means other people (poorly paid workers, child labors etc) and the environment are paying for your phone.

Don’t be selfish and ignorance. If you can’t pay the Nokia premium don’t bash. Nokia/HMDF is making the world a better place for you and your children

George , 29 Nov 2022 Not good battery life. Not stereo speakers. No micro sd slot. Not good for what you pay. I wo. more Or just get an older Nokia instead. They become super cheap depending on the region

Victor , 28 Nov 2022 Nice spec sheet and a fair price and on top of that a very decent size, not absurdly sized lik. more It’s a great choice as long as you can afford it. I bought a Nokia 8 to replace my Galaxy J3 and it’s the best choice I’ve ever made in buying phones.
Nokia phones surprisingly never put a bad impression on the customers, especially when you buy the models with higher configurations, contrary to what GSMArena users are bashing about. They may not be the best from value perspective, but much better than most brands in terms of user experience.

On a side note, most people I know have replaced their Samsung J and prime series phones with Nokia Android phones

77, 29 Nov 2022 Nokia where is the 8800 scirocco version which would come with pure finest craftsmanship with . more Luxury phones are a niche of it’s own, and the problem is that GSMArena users don’t deserve it

Carol, 29 Nov 2022 Amoleds eat more battey then LCDs, no matter what people say and think. The only operating sys. more Completely agreed on this opinion. I’ve never seen any modern OS using true black as their colour scheme (only a tiny portion of the screen is black in Samsung phones when using Dark mode), so the display is on most of the time. That may be the reason why Huawei, Xiaomi, BBK, Apple phones etc don’t have true blacks despite using Samsung, LG and BOE AMOLEDs. No matter how good the display can be, they can’t make use of it properly

  • Anonymous
  • n$F
  • 29 Nov 2022

Another overpriced garbage without SD card, audio jack and very small battery.

  • Anonymous
  • Lkg
  • 29 Nov 2022

Better than crapmi note 12 series

  • Carol
  • 3td
  • 29 Nov 2022

Asphalt-nation, 29 Nov 2022 I’m gonna put it as simple as I possibly could, for your biased fanboy brain to understan. more First of all, if someone wants to support a european brand against a chinese one, does not mean fanboy, fanboy are you with trolling and spreading the same b..it everywhere you can. Coming here and acting like a smarta.. while saying absolutly nothing. Oh, you tought Nokia users are blind about ODM’s? More like you found a random article about it, and think you found the fauntain of knowlege, while everyone went pass that a year ago. Even that article, that is already old story, cannot pin-point which part is ODM and which is not, but is enough for you to bash here and there. Most of their new devices have no trace of ODM, and even if it did, what ist the Problem? As long as the company respects it’s Principles, i find no big issue into it. The only company that does not use ODM’s is Fairphone, and even they outsource manufacturing.For a company to have it’s own factories is something of the past. Especially with the damaind mass of cheap.

Nokia stood for innovation and hmd does "not", you say. Nokia 9 might have been a disaster for you, but it was quite a daring device i wander how would they be able to innovate with people like you and chinese devices floading the market. But anyway, tell me a brand that innovates? Flexible screens were tested by NOKIA a long time ago, i talk about it, cause that is pretty much the only innovation besides the niche-level Fairphone. Thank apple for that by the way. Manufactures that did innovate, had to stop doing it, to be able to survive or are plain gone now. For that you have to thank the mass, yourself included.

Nokia took a bet on windows phone but are for sure not gone, as they do allot of innovation in Enterprise and Mobile networks region, also, audio related innovations and drones. So, for your second ignorance, nope, NOKIA Corporation is not dead, is actually one of the most successful Corporations in Europe.
hmd bought nothing, the claim itself sound so so amateur like. They Licensed the name and Patents under predefined conditions for 10 years. Also NOKIA itself as a company holds shares in hmd global. They also sell hmd devices on their Official site, no matter the region. So what was that? Slapping only a Name on ODMs? You have no idea what an ODM is, how it works and the difference to what you think it is, First learn before screaming here and there, while talking absolutly nothing.

As for hmd CEO left at the time you’re writing, troll much? I mean, some bullcrapp of yours, you can make it sound like "the truth" for people willing to listen to some random person that trolls nokia comment sections, but at least this claim should make them think twice. You have no idea why one left, for longer then 1 Month now, and why there is a problem puting another in Charge, you have no idea what happens inside, yet you talk.
Less talking more learning, thats what i always advise. But why would you resaerch and learn, when you can talk whatever useless tought that comes to your mind, right? I mean, it is way easier.

  • Alex
  • kjj
  • 29 Nov 2022

A shame of a phone for $500, who would go for this trash in their sane mind? I hope it’s the end of HMD that kept abusing Nokia name for so many years.

  • Alex
  • kjj
  • 29 Nov 2022

Wow, such a terrible implementation on top of the unimpressive specs! $100 phone that HMD tries to promote as $500 one!? Keep on smoking.

George , 29 Nov 2022 Not good battery life. Not stereo speakers. No micro sd slot. Not good for what you pay. I wo. more Agree+1

Nokia where is the 8800 scirocco version which would come with pure finest craftsmanship with

Ceramic back
Sapphire glass
Titanium body
916L stainless Steel

I had Nokia arte 8800 in gold and carbon fibre

  • Anonymous
  • tZj
  • 29 Nov 2022

Anonymous, 29 Nov 2022 Most of xiaomi haters comes from another chinese brands user, so your argument is invalid. Well, the biggest Xiaomi hater Carol is also the biggest Nokia trooper though.

  • Anonymous
  • tZj
  • 29 Nov 2022

NEO, 29 Nov 2022 Cmon Nokia. You can do it. You are closing the gap with samsung and other chinese phones. I&#0. more Heard this before since the days of Nokia 7 Plus. Unfortunately or fortunately depending on who you ask, Nokia phones still selling like stale bread in 2022 instead of hot cakes.

Moki, 29 Nov 2022 So it has an Amoled screen and only scores 93 hours . What is the point of the Amoled scree. more Did you even read the review? The low rating was because of the high standby energy consumption and not because of the screen. The screen on times are actually pretty good.

  • George
  • iAE
  • 29 Nov 2022

Not good battery life. Not stereo speakers. No micro sd slot.
Not good for what you pay. I would prefer for example Samsung Galaxy A53 or something like this.

  • Anonymous
  • wra
  • 29 Nov 2022

rizki1, 29 Nov 2022 Xiaomi haters : MIUI is buggy, it have ads, short software support. Stock Android is better. . more Most of xiaomi haters comes from another chinese brands user, so your argument is invalid.

  • Anonymous
  • 3x@
  • 29 Nov 2022

GSM Arena never considers Motorola phones.

The Edge 30 is another compelling choice, cheaper than the Nothing phone.

HMD should be ashamed of them selfs, releasing another useless Nokia branded phone, with such legacy. It´s clear now they are not up to the task anymore, and they should leave the Nokia badge alone for good. Let´s face it, the only reason that you buy this garbage is for the Nokia badge, you´d be better off with any other phone. And I´m not mentioning highly customized phones. You have Motorola, google Pixel , Nothing.

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