Attention!! SHEET!!

I have had the phone for 4 months, my previous phone was the Samsung S24 Ultra.

Processor Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, 12GB RAM (+8GB Turbo Boost when needed), we are talking about a small rocket. Extremely fast. Perfect multitasking, excellent response. It hasn't frozen once in 4 months no matter how heavy the usage has been, and the performance remains the same as on the first day.

Clean operating system, Magic OS, no ads, nothing extra installed, incredibly fast without the slightest lag. Everything works smoothly... I can say excessively smoothly.

Let me preemptively answer the classic question: Yes, it has the Play Store normally, and all the apps you will need work.

Large 6.8-inch FHD+ LTPO OLED screen of top quality with vibrant colors. The 120Hz refresh rate makes scrolling completely smooth; when the screen is idle for battery saving, it drops to 60Hz.

Luxurious build with curved glass on the front and leather-like material on the back. Those of you who have experience with curved screens know what that means... a screen protector that fits well across the entire screen is out of the question.

Other than that, it is a very impressive device.

Although personally coming from Samsung, I will never get used to the central placement of the large cameras on the back.

The camera takes excellent photos, especially in bright lighting with very good detail. I compare the photos up to 30X maximum. Beyond that, don't expect a photo that will leave you speechless. It will take them, but comparisons at 50X and 70X are just for the sake of saying; that's where AI comes in, calling Vincent van Gogh, and it becomes a pastel wedding...

Up to 30X normal and in portrait mode, its photos are truly outstanding, beautiful, with attention to detail and lovely colors.

It has a wide range of image processing and filters that you can apply.

Its macro is perfect!

Selfie camera with 3D depth sensor that takes very clear and detailed selfies.

4K 60FPS video with rich colors and detail, especially in Movie Mode.

Strong signal everywhere and excellent microphone. It supports Wi-Fi Calling and VoLTE. However, the sound during calls was a bit disappointing for me; personally, I would have liked it a bit louder. It's not that you can't hear... it's just that I would have liked it a tad more.

The device's connection with wireless headphones, TVs, smartwatches, cars, etc., works quickly, steadily without disconnections, switching and connecting on its own excellently without issues.

NFC and infrared also work flawlessly.

The fingerprint sensor is not the best; I tried it with multiple registrations to make sure, and it generally has its little issues. 3 times it works, 1 time it doesn't, but it compensates with the 3D Face Unlock, which is truly amazing! Tested even in the dark, which also works flawlessly.

Powerful speakers with incredible stereo sound that is loud and clear; even at maximum volume, it plays everything wonderfully.

Battery and autonomy. SHOCK! Here the phone is a MONSTER. It doesn’t see anyone; I don’t know what magic they have done, but this phone delivers. The big anxiety of running out of battery is not a concern here. You feel a certainty that no matter what usage you give it, it won’t let you down. A huge plus for the phone compared to others. With completely relaxed usage, it easily lasts over 2 days. With normal and heavy usage, it lasts a day comfortably. I have seen 13 hours SOT with heavy usage and had 25% remaining!
The battery improves as the device learns how you use it.

Super fast charging, and here’s another big plus for the phone, it accepts 80w wired and up to 66w wireless. (charger not included in the package, must be purchased from the official site)

Just for information, I use this Huawei charger 66W (HW-110600E02) and this 6A cable (LX04072043), which I had and they work excellently with super fast charging, charging the phone in 30-40 minutes to 100%.

I never faced any temperature issues, neither during charging, nor during continuous camera use, nor while watching movies or videos on YouTube.

I don’t play games, but I downloaded a few demanding ones for testing and I can say it ran them all at full without any lag and only increased by 3 degrees from its normal temperature, which I consider very normal.

For Samsung users who used Samsung DeX like I did, here we have a similar desktop mode, which I can say is very good, easy to use without any lag. Connect a screen, mouse, keyboard and you have a powerful PC everywhere.

Honor provides 4 years of Android OS updates (started with Android 14) and 5 years of monthly security updates. So far, no delays (Security Patch February 25th).

Conclusion

-top performance
-premium features
-excellent battery life
-very good cameras
-support from the company

The phone is worth its price and with a little searching, you can find it at a very good price.

I hope I helped

The m6pro seems to be heading for a second year as a top camera smartphone, but the weaknesses I noticed and ultimately changed to the s24ultra are as follows:

1. For video recordings, Samsung offers 4k 120fps in pro mode, something I didn't find elsewhere, and something similar generally happens with the resolution and fps options, which are fewer on the m6pro.

2. Since I have been using the Huawei Mate20pro for 6 years, the user experience is so similar that it seems somewhat retrogressive to me with the UI on the Honor.

3. Is it possible to put a plastic cover on the back of a device costing 1000€? Or for the white to be a marble design?

4. Again, the curved corners make gaming difficult, especially when lying down and accidentally pressing the edges.

5. AI is a joke; generally, AI this year is a parody, but if you see Samsung's AI, I believe you will find the m6pro quite common and basic.

6. For me, the m6p is somewhat like Huawei's P series, meaning a device that has one goal: photography and battery life. I don't call that all-round, and be very cautious with grand statements. If it were truly what some say, it would cost 1500€ and not 900€, which is Honor's offer from the beginning.

Users who use word processors, notes, and professional applications certainly don't even consider the m6pro. For gaming, yes, it is good!

*9 months later, I will lower my rating from 5 stars to 3. The microphone is unacceptable; people struggle to hear me whenever they call. Speakers are mediocre. The camera is very good, but the AI makes the colors so intense that they look fake. If you take landscapes, it's excellent, but if you take people, it's terrible. At €900, which is what I paid, I don't recommend it to anyone.

*Returning after 2 months. The phone is excellent but not for its price. It has its glitches even though I use it heavily, but it doesn't justify it. The camera takes very nice landscapes but not people. If I could turn back time, I might not choose it. The battery remains as I mentioned below, lasting 1.5 days with quite a bit of use easily. I also noticed that when I have the speakerphone on, people can't hear me well on the phone; I have to speak louder.

Just got it in my hands. So far, it seems amazing in everything; I will return with an update.

Final update: the phone is incredible; I have no complaints about anything. The camera is amazing (the colors are a bit intense, but that's a matter of taste), the battery lasts so long you forget to charge it; I end the day with 40% left with quite a bit of use, and I have the feature that doesn't fully charge the battery to avoid damaging it over the years. It hasn't lagged anywhere; it's amazing. If you don't want to go to iOS, I don't think you'll find anything comparable to this, especially at this price.

1st: I had seen many videos saying that the x100 zoom is useless, and I disagree 100%. Sure, you won't take a photo you can upload to social media, but you zoom in and see things you can't see with the naked eye. After the 3rd day, the only thing that has disappointed me is the fingerprint scanner; sometimes it doesn't work. Everything else is perfect so far.

2nd: 5 days later, I've started getting used to the software and the change from Xiaomi. The colors on the screen are so intense and beautiful that everyone asks if it's an iPhone. Finally, the fingerprint scanner works perfectly; I just wasn't used to it being on the screen. The camera is FANTASTIC; it doesn't lack anything compared to expensive iPhones except for the selfie, which isn't as good. In the morning, I go to work using the phone a lot because I have a lot of communication with clients, either by email, WhatsApp, or phone, and I return home with definitely 70%+. At night, I have about 40%; it feels like it will never run out.

A serious downside for those who want the phone always with a full battery is that the package doesn't include an adapter, so you'll need to buy one compatible with many watts if you want super fast charge. With some Xiaomi 30W I have, it doesn't even fast charge. I've ordered some I found with 100W, and I'll let you know if they're compatible and fast. With a 22.5W power bank I have from the type C port, it did fast charge, but for some reason, after the first charge, it's like it rejects the power bank with the specific fast charging cable; it stops charging after 2-3 seconds.

I won't talk about the battery, sound, and screen because no flagship out there can match these features; the phone is a beast.

I will only talk about the camera. DXO presents it as the device with the second-best rear camera and the best front camera at the moment.

This is not true in any way. The camera is amazing, definitely in the top five, but it is by no means the best available.

The motion capture works flawlessly. The portraits are incredible. The photos are also perfect in most cases, especially if you shoot in raw and edit them with Lightroom.

However, the camera overexposes in many cases (especially in video), unlike most flagships that provide a more natural result.

The zoom above 5X is terrible when compared to devices of similar caliber. There are also significant variations in exposure when you "tweak" the zoom. I won't even talk about the 100X; it's purely a marketing issue that Honor allows it since you can barely tell what you've captured if you max out the zoom (who even shoots at 100X anyway).

The camera's UI is also very inferior compared to the competition, with the preview having no relation to the final result, which doesn't particularly affect us, of course.

In summary, the device is definitely worth its price. There is no other device on the market right now that combines so many premium features overall.

The only thing I have to say is that if someone wants a smartphone exclusively for the camera, they should look towards Vivo X100 Pro and OPPO X7 Ultra (far superior cameras but unfortunately not available in the Greek market).

Finally for us Huawei p30 pro fans, the successor has arrived after years. A mobile phone with perfect battery life (2 charges so far, 3 days autonomy with moderate use). The operating system is very similar to Huawei's, the green color is very beautiful, processor, fluidity, and camera have been described in reviews. Just to mention that at the moment on dxomark it is the 2nd back camera in the world, first battery and screen (hmm Samsung?) and first selfie.

Regardless of reviews now, at a price of 800€ it is an opportunity for a flagship. I had the p30 pro for 5 years, I was convinced abroad to exchange it for a new p60 pro, which although more than honest, but ultimately the combination of microG, curve, and lack of android auto made me start trying other phones. From the amazing Vivo x90 pro+ (imported from CN) to the overpriced Xiaomi 13T pro (with a battery life of one day only, amazing 144hz screen but uncomfortable and square) I started looking at the Android market. A disclaimer here is that what we are discussing especially for flagships due to the amounts required are first world problems. There are so many phones that do their job and cost half.

That being said, we move on. Excluding the "square" and very expensive Samsung, there are many options, vivo, oppo, Xiaomi, Huawei, Motorola, Sony for some, OnePlus. The android ecosystem is more alive than ever. Honor reduced the price, made a very good effort, and the Magic 6 pro is actually a Huawei OS on steroids, with GMS, pioneering battery technology, and a combination of front and rear cameras that comes second only to the Pura 70. In hand, the green and blue versions slide less than the black one but a silicone case is needed as well as a quality book case for extra protection.

In everyday use, it makes you not want to let go of it because of the response, fluidity, and screen. It is 5G which of course I do not need, works fine on cosmote here the global version.

At the end of the day, what matters is the feeling it leaves you with. and it's perfect. I hope it stays in my possession for many years.

I did not see Honor as a flagship company, as it was known to release mid-range smartphones. Now it has decided to enter the competition with a flagship device and it did so. The device is very high quality and very beautiful. Its grip is excellent and with a 6.8 screen, which makes it even more impressive. The screen has fantastic and true colors, although the megapixels at 2800 x 1260 pixels are relatively few. The speed is incredible, as expected with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, but clocked at 3.3 Ghz and NOT at 3.36 Ghz, which I would prefer. The sound is absolutely high quality and impressed me immensely. Its battery is at a very high level and charges so fast that it will seem funny to you. Its photographic capabilities are very strong, as well as its video recording capabilities. It does not reach 8k, etc., but it is more than excellent up to the point where it can perform. I consider it a flagship device that will fully satisfy you in everything. As for the cost, based on the market where flagships now reach up to 1500 euros, I would officially say that it is something normal and expected to have this price, which is very satisfactory. I highly recommend it for purchase.