
Honor's new Magic3 Pro+ is a camera marvel but unlikely to launch in India
India Today
Honor Magic 3 series is the first one to have launched after the company was sold off by Huawei.
Honor is now flying solo and it has got its first flagship phone to make customers believe in its magic. Literally, it is the new Magic 3 series, and the highest-end phone under it is called the Honor Magic 3 Pro+. Coming to China first, the Magic 3 Pro+ goes big on cameras: it has three 64-megapixel cameras and one 50-megapixel camera, all of which are designated with a heavy-duty job of creating impressive, even DSLR-like, photos. Even though Honor is no longer a part of Huawei after the sell-off, it still relies on the previous technologies and that is what makes the Honor Magic 3 Pro+ a camera marvel. The design of the Honor Magic 3 Pro+ is very similar to previous Huawei phones, but while that is a non-issue, the fact that this phone, along with its two other siblings, the Magic 3 and the Magic 3 Pro, will support Google services. Under the reins of Huawei, it was not possible for Honor to use Google services because of the moratorium placed on the Chinese company by the US government. But now, since Honor is sold off, it can ship Google services. The biggest target of the Honor Magic 3 series with the entire suite of Google apps is the market outside of mainland China that relies heavily on services such as Gmail and YouTube.
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