Which one is better, Honor Magic6 or Huawei Mate60?

What was once a family has now gone their separate ways and developed their own lives. Speaking of which, many friends have thought of Huawei and Honor. After Honor became independent from Huawei, everyone has also paid great attention to the development of Honor mobile phones. Recently, the Honor Magic6 series was officially released., as a flagship phone, how should you choose it compared with Huawei Mate60?

Which one is better, Honor Magic6 or Huawei Mate60?

Overall, I would recommend Honor Magic 6 more.

It is not easy to bring back the Huawei Mate60 chip, but in terms of performance, the Honor Magic 6 equipped with Snapdragon 8gen3 is indeed more powerful.

The 5450mAh second-generation Qinghai Lake battery of Honor Magic6 is also a big advantage, but Honor Magic6 does not support IP68, which Huawei mate60 does.

Price:

The price of Honor Magic6: 12+256GB is priced at 4,399 yuan, 16+256GB is priced at 4,699 yuan, and 16+512GB is priced at 4,999 yuan.

Huawei Mate60 is priced at 4,488 yuan for 128GB, 4,988 yuan for 256GB, and 5,988 yuan for 512GB.

Chip:

Honor Magic6: Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 mobile processing platform, LPDDR5X memory, UFS 4.0 flash memory, ultra-wide-area liquid cooling, self-developed RF enhancement chip HONOR C1+, self-developed energy efficiency enhancement chip HONOR E1, independent storage security chip

Huawei Mate60: Kirin 9000s processor, 12GB RAM, 256GB/512GB/1TB ROM;

Screen:

Honor Magic6: 6.78-inch 2800×1264 OLED fully symmetrical depth slightly curved screen, 120Hz refresh rate (1-120Hz 8T LTPO), industry’s first 360Hz overclocking synchronous display technology, supports 4320Hz high-frequency PWM dimming, global peak brightness 1600nit, partialThe peak brightness is 5000nit, Honor JuRhino Glass, and Android’s first all-weather full-screen screen-off display.

Huawei Mate60: 6.69-inch 2688×1216 2.5D OLED direct screen, 1-120Hz LTPO adaptive refresh rate, 1440Hz high-frequency PWM dimming, 300Hz touch sampling rate, supports 1.07 billion colors, P3 wide color gamut, second-generation KunlunGlass cover.

Camera:

Honor Magic6: 50MP front camera, 50MP rear main camera (OmniVision OVH9000, F1.9, OIS) + 50MP ultra-wide angle + 32MP periscope telephoto (2.5x optical, 50x digital zoom, OIS) triple camera, clear,There are three image styles: natural and texture.

Huawei Mate60: Front 13MP ultra-wide-angle camera (F2.4 aperture), rear 50MP ultra-wide-angle camera (F1.4~F4.0 aperture, OIS optical image stabilization) + 12MP ultra-wide-angle camera (F2.2 aperture) +12MP periscope telephoto camera (F3.4 aperture, OIS optical image stabilization).

Battery life:

Honor Magic6: 5450mAh second-generation Qinghai Lake battery, supports 66W fast charging, can be fully charged in 43 minutes in normal mode and 38 minutes in extreme speed mode, 50W wireless charging, and Honor Dujiangyan power management system.

Huawei Mate60: 4750mAh battery, 66W fast charging, 50W wireless fast charging, 7.5W wireless reverse charging.

Appearance:

Honor Magic 6: 8.1mm thick, the glass version weighs 206g, and the plain leather version weighs 199g. It is available in five colors: velvet black, Qilian Snow, sea lake green, flowing cloud purple, and wheat wave green.

Huawei Mate60: 7.95mm thick, weighing 209g, available in 4 colors: Yadan Black (plain leather), Yachuan Green, White Sand Silver, and Nannuo Purple (plain leather).

Details:

Honor Magic6: supports infrared remote control, NFC, dual speakers, and is equipped with MagicOS 8.0 system based on Android 14.

Huawei Mate60: supports IP68, supports up to 256GB NM memory card expansion, Bluetooth 5.2, NFC, USB 3.1 GEN1, supports two-way Beidou satellite messaging, and is equipped with HarmonyOS 4.0 system.

From the above analysis, we can see that Honor Magic6 and Huawei Mate60 have their own advantages.If you pay attention to performance and battery life, then Honor Magic6 is a good choice.And if you have requirements for taking pictures, then Huawei Mate60 is a better choice.The final decision needs to be based on personal needs and preferences.