Honor Magic 9 Pro Max arrives in September with 200 MP cameras and bold designPhoto by inkeraabe on Pexels
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Honor Magic 9 Pro Max arrives in September with 200 MP cameras and bold design

SAPO Tek11 September 2026 at 13:09

Honor is preparing to launch the new Magic 9 Pro Max in September, a smartphone that promises to impress with its bold design and advanced photographic capabilities.

The device comes equipped with 200 megapixel cameras, positioning itself as a reference in the smartphone market focused on high-resolution photography.

Before the official presentation, a video emerged revealing some details of the device's design, including a large camera module and ultra-thin bezels that promise an immersive visual experience.

The partnership with ARRI, known for its work in the film industry, has been renewed for this model, suggesting significant optimizations in image processing and video capabilities of the device.

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