A new report from the GSMArena website highlighted the battery performance and charging speed of the phone Honor Magic8 ProAfter the phone became the subject of much talk thanks to its huge battery and the fast charging technologies it offers.

Honor had announced that the phone comes with a new generation silicon-carbon battery with a capacity of than 7,000 mAh. With support for fast wired charging up to 100W and wireless charging up to 80W. In a clear attempt to provide one of the best power solutions in the current leading category phones.

Battery life and charging speed test for Honor Magic 8 Pro

inUsage testsConducted by the GSMArena team, the Honor Magic8 Pro achieved an operating time of around 19 hours of continuous use before the battery ran out. This is a number that places it among the few phones that can be relied upon for a full, intense day of gaming, browsing social media, photography, and watching video, without having to worry about charging during the day.

Looking at the previous image, you will notice that the Magic 8 Pro outperformed phones such as X300 PRO and Galaxy S25 Ultra Of course, it also outperformed the previous generation Magic7 Pro. This performance reflects not only the large battery size, but also the efficiency of the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, power management via the MagicOS interface, and AI features that dynamically control power consumption.

On the one handShipping speedThe report confirms that the phone actually benefits from the high charging capacity, as the Magic 8 Pro battery goes from 0% to 46% in just 15 minutes. The battery can reach 81% within 30 minutes and it takes about 40 minutes to fully charge.

The GSMArena report also notes that the combination of the huge battery and high charging speed makes the Magic8 Pro an attractive option for flagship users who rely on the phone for almost everything. According to the overall impression of the experience, the site places the Magic8 Pro phone among the best leading phones currently in terms of battery life and charging speed.

So we see that Honor was not satisfied with marketing numbers only, but rather provided actual performance that is reflected in the daily use experience.

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