Honor Magic6 Lite Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Honor Magic6 Lite - a bright youth hit

What should a smartphone be like for today's youth? Of course, inexpensive, functional and stylish. Today's hero fits this description quite well, but he is not without a number of impressive competitive advantages.

The appearance of the new product is close to that of the corporation’s flagships, which is good news. The back panel stylized in leather not only looks great, but is also beautiful from a tactile point of view; the beauty of the exterior is also achieved by thin screen frames, a side fingerprint scanner and successful body colors. The almost 7-inch AMOLED panel is one of the best in the price segment. It combines a high resolution of 2652x1200 pixels, a brightness reserve of more than 1500 nits, and a current image refresh rate of 120 hertz. Even the display was not deprived of an oleophobic coating.

The technical characteristics are also interesting. Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 CPU, 6GB/8GB RAM and Adreno 710 graphics adapter are a combination whose performance will be sufficient even for many gamers. More than 500 thousand points in the AnTuTu benchmark indicate not only the smoothness of the Android 13 interface, but also the excellent functioning of Honkai: Star Rail and Fortnite with medium graphics presets. At the same time, the processor, created using a 4nm process technology, heats up little under prolonged loads and is characterized by good energy efficiency. The 5300 mAh battery will have to be charged no more than once every day and a half. Fast charging at 35W is also present. The volume of permanent memory was 128GB/256GB ROM, there is no slot for MicroSD cards.

The situation with photographic capabilities is not so interesting. 108-, 5- and 2-megapixel photo modules without hybrid stabilization cannot cope with evening shooting; noise and blurred details will be visible in the photographs. However, such problems are no longer typical of daytime staff. It’s easy to confuse them with those taken with camera phones. There is stereo sound, but the speakers have different volumes, and the bass is slightly lacking. As for other advantages, their list is replenished with support for 5G networks, NFC contactless payments and an affordable price. As a result, the device justifies every dollar asked for it and even more.