The ultrawide lens took this wintry sun scene and expanded the scope without completely washing away the colour. Brightness managed to stay pretty consistent with the main lens, although the detail in the trees leaves a lot to be desired. measurement when unfolded does not include the frame of the main display.The hinge is constructed by a The Magic 5 Lite’s rear camera array is spearheaded by a 64MP (f/1.8) main lens, and the photos it produces are generally pretty good. The colours are nice and bright, with plenty of detail and contrast bringing out the depth. These early springtime daffodils really pop against the muted winter sky, but don’t dip over into excessive saturation. The software runs on Android 12, with Honor’s own Magic UI 6.1 pasted over the top. While not as clean an installation as a Google or Motorola phone, this is far from the worst custom Android OS on the market. The menus can be a bit over the top, and there’s more pre-installed bloatware than I’d like, but overall it’s fast and easy enough to navigate that it shouldn’t matter too much. Honor Magic 5 Lite review: Price and competition

magnetic objects, for the phone is manufactured with the magnet. If you are using an implanted medical The maximum supported wired charging power is 40W, and you need to use the original charger and charging cable to achieve this. The actual charging power will vary depending on due to individual differences in products, user habits, and environmental factors. Please refer to your actual experience. The actual size may vary with its configuration, manufacturing process and measurement methods.Depth

There’s a fair bit of bloatware on the Magic 5 Lite, which is disappointing. Everything from Netflix, Booking.com, and some games come pre-installed, with some Honor-branded apps alongside existing Google offerings. It’s easy enough to disable, but I’d rather they weren’t there to begin with. And the 2MP macro lens is really quite poor. The actual Macro mode isn’t easy to find in the Camera app. And when you do try to take some super close-up shots, you’ll be left with largely unusable images. There’s noticeable distortion, noise, and colours don’t look anywhere near as vibrant. It’s a common trend for budget smartphones to include a low-res macro lens as a third camera, but it doesn’t make it any less disappointing. The mono speaker of the Magic5 Lite is less convincing. The mids are too flat, which results in a tinny sound. Wired headphones can be connected via USB-C, and Bluetooth is available for wireless audio transmission.

Next up is the Qianmeicheng Case for Honor Magic 5 Lite. This wallet case cover is made of waterproof soft and durable PU leather and a soft TPU inner shell, excellent in scratch resistance, ventilation, and a soft and comfortable gripping feeling. The inner case is flexible for easily putting your Honor Magic 5 Lite in the case without worrying about scratching your devices. The flip case with a stand function brings you more convenience to watch videos or play games anywhere, anytime. All of the preceding data comes from HONOR lab tests that are conducted in controlled environments. Actual product performance may vary according to real world conditions.

Case and features: Magic5 Lite comes with a chic look

The Honor smartphone can accept up to two nano-SIM cards, but it does not support an eSIM. VoLTE and WLAN calls are supported, however. There is no integrated SIP account management. The voice quality is good when held to the ear and minor noises are suppressed. However, the user sounds quite tinny in speaker mode. However, even the simpler side of more complex tasks made the Magic 5 Lite sweat. Multi-tasking graphics-heavy apps (such as Netflix or games) caused some serious lag. It’s here that you can really feel the smartphone begin to struggle. Next on the list is the PUNICS Leather Case for Honor Magic 5 Lite. This wallet case cover is made of waterproof soft and durable PU leather and a soft TPU inner shell, excellent in scratch resistance, ventilation, and a soft and comfortable gripping feeling. The inner case is flexible for easily putting your Honor Magic 5 Lite in the case without worrying about scratching your devices. The flip case with a stand function brings you more convenience to watch videos or play games anywhere, anytime. The Honor Magic5 Lite 5G is a slim smartphone with strong runtimes and a bright display, but it has shortcomings in terms of the camera. It’s safe to say you’ll have no trouble breezing through the day on this battery. The Magic 5 Lite’s spec trade-offs actually help out with battery life. While the chipset struggles to multi-task, it uses much less power, leaving you with extra charge. All-day battery life is an easy feat on this budget offering, and I’ve been tempted to brave two days on a single charge.

occupancy and application load. The actual experience may vary due to different network environments, Starting with the main 64MP snapper, you’ll find the device produces sharp and well-exposed images. Colours are bright, accurate, and true to life – leaning to more realistic colours rather than focusing on vibrancy. Pictures get pretty bright, too, thanks to the f/1.8 aperture, which can let a lot of light in. The external display supports up to 120Hz screen refresh rate, which may vary in different apps and The Honor Magic 5 Lite is the first phone that I’ve personally tested that uses a 5,100mAh battery, and that extra capacity does not disappoint. In our standard video rundown test, the 5 Lite lasted for an incredible 28 hours and 45 minutes, which comfortably lands it near the very top of our best phone battery life list. product (including but not limited to the appearance, color, and size), as well as the actual display

As for front-facing video, the camera can shoot in 1080p at 30fps, just like the rear sensor. While impressive for front-facing video, it only makes the main recording on this device more disappointing. Performance I am happy to report that the Magic5 Lite is a gorgeous handset in both appearance and hand feel. Don't forget, this is the budget smartphone in the Magic5 Series (there'll be a Pro and, most likely, an Ultimate, going from 2022's Magic4 Series). As a result, it will differ in aesthetics from the flagship versions of the handset. The Magic 5 Lite doesn’t include flagship-level charging speeds, but it does still include fast charging at 40W via the USB-C port. It’s fairly standard these days, but will comfortably juice up the device in not much time at all. While Snapdragon 695 can handle everyday usage well, it’s designed for light tasks like messaging and browsing the web, and this becomes noticeable with more demanding tasks like 3D gaming. It matches the chipset used in the similarly-priced Poco X5 and OnePlus Nord CE 3 Lite, and is slightly less powerful than the MediaTek Dimensity 930 found in the Moto G73 5G.