Honor Magic 6 Pro and Porsche-Designed magic 6 images leaked

The recent collaboration between Honor and the esteemed Porsche Design has resulted in a buzz of excitement within the tech community. Leaked renders from a Weibo tipster have given us a glimpse into what this partnership might bring, particularly in the Honor Magic 6 series.

One of the standout designs revealed is the Magic 6 Porsche Design, boasting a sophisticated two-tone leather finish in red and black. The device's aesthetics are further enhanced by a unique circular camera ring, which houses a triple camera setup aligned horizontally. The rear of the phone proudly displays the Honor and Porsche Design logos, adding to its premium feel.

 Honor Magic 6 Pro and Porsche-Designed magic 6 images leaked

Another intriguing reveal is the Porsche Design-inspired Magic 6 Pro. Although it shares a resemblance to the previous year's Magic 5 Pro, it incorporates a distinctive clock-like design within its circular camera module, giving it a unique touch.

Amidst these exciting previews, rumors suggest that the entire Magic 6 series might receive the Porsche Design treatment. However, it's wise to approach these speculations cautiously.

Looking ahead, the Magic 6 series is anticipated to launch early next year, possibly comprising three models. While the exact names are still shrouded in mystery, they are expected to follow the convention of the Honor Magic 6, Magic 6 Pro, and Magic 6 Ultimate.

Focusing on the Magic 6 Pro, tipster Digital Chat Station has revealed some potential features. The device is rumored to sport a 2K OLED display with a pill-shaped cutout for dual-front-facing cameras. Under the hood, it might be powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, complemented by rumored dedicated graphics and security chips. Running on Magic OS 8.0, based on Android 14, the phone is expected to feature a Smart Island notification and a robust AI model with an impressive 7 billion parameters, enhancing its artificial intelligence capabilities.

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