There’s a new player in town, with HONOR announcing their official arrival in Australia, bringing along a full eco-system of phones, tablets and wearables.
The Australian launch is headlined by two new phones – the HONOR Magic V5, as well as the HONOR 400 Pro – which are launching alongside a slew of phones from Honor, as well as a raft of devices including the HONOR Pad 10, HONOR Watch 4, and HONOR CHOICE Earbuds Clip also along for the ride.
Honor’s global eco-system is powered by a $10 billion Alpha Plan’ investment in AI and Device R&D which has led to technology improvements including on-device AI, Silicon-carbon battery technology and their MagicOS, which features Google Gemini integration.
The star of the launch is the foldable Honor Magic V5. Sliding in just under the Galaxy Fold 7, the HONOR Magic V5 measures just 8.8mm thin when closed, nabbing it the crown of the ‘World’s Thinnest Foldable’.
The folding phone includes a 7.95-inch inner display and 6.43-inch outer screen which are both compatible with a stylus, making for a versatile, large screen device for note taking, art and more. It even includes a multi-flex mode, which Multi-can run up to three apps simultaneously,
There’s plenty of grunt on-board, with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Mobile Platform running the show, with 16GB of memory and 512GB of on-board storage.
The phone also runs a 5820mAh Silicon Carbon battery with 15% silicon content, which Honor says adds longevity to the phone without the bulk.
There are 20MP selfie cameras embedded in the inner and outer displays, with a triple camera array on the rear consisting of a 50MP main sensor, with 50MP Ultra Wide and 64MP telephoto with up to 3x optical zoom. The camera uses the AI HONOR Image Engine which offers AI Enhanced Portrait, AI Super Zoom, and Motion Sensing Capture for better quality shots.
The Honor Magic V5 is available from today in three colour options: Black, Gold and White for
The Honor Magic V5 is available from today in three colour options: Black, Gold and White for $2,599.
If a folding phone doesn’t excite you, the Honor 400 Pro offers a more traditional slab style phone and showcases on-board AI featuring advanced AI Editing tools including Moving Photo Collage’, ‘AI Eraser’, ‘AI Outpainting’, and ‘AI Remove Reflection.
Featuring a large, 6.7-inch display, the Honor 400 Pro is powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, with 12GB RAM and options for 256GB or 512GB of storage.
The Honor 400 Pro also uses the Silicon Carbon battery technology, with the Honor 400 cramming a 5300mAh battery inside which Honor says can power ‘up to 33 hours of voice calls, 27 hours of offline video, and 15 hours of online entertainment’.
The phone also includes great camera sensors to support the AI editing tools, with a 50MP selfie camera embedded in the display, and a triple rear camera system on the rear which is headlined by a 200MP main sensor with a 50MP Telephoto sensor with 3x Optical zoom, and a 12MP Ultra Wide sensor.
There’s more AI baked into the MagicOS 9.0 OS, including features like AI Translation, AI Recorder, Magic Portal, AI Minutes, AI Summary, AI Format, Magic Capsule.
You can get your hands on the Honor 400 Pro from today for $999 in either Black or Grey.
Matt Segafredo, Sales Director, Aisidi Australia said,
“We’re entering the Australian market with a strategic, long-term commitment to build a brand that’s here to stay, contribute to the local tech landscape, and support customers for years to come.
We’re partnering with leading retailers and carriers and investing in a comprehensive after‑sales support network that will ensure a reliable and positive experience for every HONOR user.
With more than 250 million active devices worldwide, we remain focused on cutting‑edge innovation that genuinely excites smartphone users. Our latest devices deliver a premium experience, blending striking design with powerful performance, advanced camera capabilities, and intelligent features that enhance everyday life.“
While Honor are highlighting these two handsets, the HONOR Australia website shows there’ a bunch of phones including the Honor Magic7/Pro, and Honor Magic 9c, as well.
Honor have also announced they’ll be launching the Honor Pad 10 with a 12.5” display and powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 mobile platform, with a massive 10100 mAh battery on-board.
There’s also wearables, with the Honor Watch 4 and Honor CHOICE Earbuds Clip launching on the store as well for $599 and $249 respectively.
If you want to check out the new HONOR range, you can head over to their website now.
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If a folding phone doesn’t excite you, the Honor 400 Pro offers a more traditional slab style phone and showcases on-board AI featuring advanced AI Editing tools including Moving Photo Collage’, ‘AI Eraser’, ‘AI Outpainting’, and ‘AI Remove Reflection.
Featuring a large, 6.7-inch display, the Honor 400 Pro is powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, with 12GB RAM and options for 256GB or 512GB of storage.
The Honor 400 Pro also uses the Silicon Carbon battery technology, with the Honor 400 cramming a 5300mAh battery inside which Honor says can power ‘up to 33 hours of voice calls, 27 hours of offline video, and 15 hours of online entertainment’.
The phone also includes great camera sensors to support the AI editing tools, with a 50MP selfie camera embedded in the display, and a triple rear camera system on the rear which is headlined by a 200MP main sensor with a 50MP Telephoto sensor with 3x Optical zoom, and a 12MP Ultra Wide sensor.
There’s more AI baked into the MagicOS 9.0 OS, including features like AI Translation, AI Recorder, Magic Portal, AI Minutes, AI Summary, AI Format, Magic Capsule.
You can get your hands on the Honor 400 Pro from today for 9 in either Black or Grey.
Matt Segafredo, Sales Director, Aisidi Australia said,
“We’re entering the Australian market with a strategic, long-term commitment to build a brand that’s here to stay, contribute to the local tech landscape, and support customers for years to come.
We’re partnering with leading retailers and carriers and investing in a comprehensive after‑sales support network that will ensure a reliable and positive experience for every HONOR user.
With more than 250 million active devices worldwide, we remain focused on cutting‑edge innovation that genuinely excites smartphone users. Our latest devices deliver a premium experience, blending striking design with powerful performance, advanced camera capabilities, and intelligent features that enhance everyday life.“
While Honor are highlighting these two handsets, the HONOR Australia website shows there’ a bunch of phones including the Honor Magic7/Pro, and Honor Magic 9c, as well.
Honor have also announced they’ll be launching the Honor Pad 10 with a 12.5” display and powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 mobile platform, with a massive 10100 mAh battery on-board.
There’s also wearables, with the Honor Watch 4 and Honor CHOICE Earbuds Clip launching on the store as well for 9 and 9 respectively.
If you want to check out the new HONOR range, you can head over to their website now.
Daniel has been talking about, learning about and using tech since he was able to toggle switches and push buttons. If it flashes, turns on or off or connects he wants to use it, talk about it and learn more about it. Like this article? Buy me a coffee!
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