Honor is ready to launch the Magic 5 series in the international market during MWC Barcelona scheduled on February 27. The flagship series is expected to include four smartphones— the Magic 5, Magic 5 Pro, Magic 5 Ultimate, and the Magic 5 Lite. Ahead of the former debut, the Pro and Ultimate models have bagged China’s 3C certification. Here are the details.

Honor Magic 5 Pro and Magic 5 Pro Ultimate have received China’s compulsory 3C certification with the model numbers PGT-AN10 and PGT-AN20. The authority reveals the two flagships will support the HW-110600C00 charger with Honor SuperCharge at 66W.

While 66W charging cannot be called slow, it’s still not on par with what other Chinese flagships offer. Even the last year’s Magic 4 Pro model came with 100W charging support. Notably, Realme recently introduced a smartphone with extreme 240W charging.

Previous reports suggest the Magic 5 Pro and 5 Ultimate will be equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip, paired with LPDDR5x RAM and UFS 5.0 storage. The Magic 5 Pro could feature a triple camera unit on the back with a Sony IMX878 sensor with OIS support as the primary camera, an OmniVision OV64B lens, and a Sony IMX516 camera.

The Magic 5 Ultimate could feature a 50MP Sony IMX989 sensor with OIS support, a Sony IMX758 lens, a Sony IMX516 sensor, and another OIS-enabled Sony camera. Both smartphones are said to have a ToF lens and a flicker sensor.

Both Honor smartphones could have a 6.8-inch OLED LPTO panel with a 1Hz–120Hz refresh rate, 2160Hz PWM dimming, 480Hz touch sampling rate, HDR10+, and up to 1100 units of brightness.

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