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- What's up guys, Saf here on SuperSaf TV.
And this is the Honor 70.
It's priced very competitively,
and I've partnered with Honor
to get you some very early coverage.
Thumbs up for your boy will be appreciated.
Let's go ahead, get it unboxed,
and see what it has to offer.
So, inside the box, as well as the device,
you do get a SIM card tool.
You also get a clear case, which is included out of the box,
a USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable,
and something which we don't have included
with many devices these days,
a charger.
And this is a 66W fast charger.
And here it is, the Honor 70.
We've got a symmetrical design
with curves that go on the back
and are also mirrored on the front display.
And the Honor 70 comes in four colors, a Midnight Black,
an Emerald Green, an Icelandic Forest,
as well as a Crystal Silver.
We've got this really cool two-tone finish at the back.
So it will change colors as the light hits it.
And what I like most about the Honor 70,
is just how compact it is.
So, it's under 8mm thin. It weighs just around 178g.
And that's impressive, considering the large screen size.
So we have a 6.67-inch OLED display.
And because of the curves, it kind of melts into the sides.
We've got a punch-out, a high screen to body ratio,
over a billion colors, HDR10+ supported, DCIP 100%.
And most importantly, this has a 120 Hz refresh rate,
meaning everything feels very, very smooth.
Now with the starting price of just around £480,
this is one of the best displays you're going to get
in this price range.
Now I mentioned the punch-out.
This has a 32MP selfie camera,
which is going to give you plenty of resolution
for those selfies,
but I really want to talk about these rear-facing cameras.
So you can see that we've got the dual ring design,
and we essentially have two primary cameras on here.
One is of, course, the primary wide-angle camera,
but then we also have a high resolution ultra-wide camera
and a depth sensor.
So the primary camera is a 54MP Super Sensing camera.
It's got a wide f/1.9 aperture.
And it's actually one of the first devices in the world
with the IMX800 image sensor.
Now this will, of course,
help towards low-light photography,
but also allow you to get 4K video.
Now, the ultra-wide camera is actually a 50-megapixel camera
with an f/2.2 aperture.
Ultra-wide cameras on smartphones
usually have a lower resolution,
but we've actually got up to 50MPs here,
which is going to give you really nice ultra-wide images.
But my favorite thing about the ultra-wide camera
is that it does have autofocus
and that means you're going to be able to refocus
down to around 2.5cm
for amazing high-resolution macro shots.
You can see some examples here.
You're going to be able to get lots and lots of detail.
And these actually make some great wallpapers.
Now, Honor has included some new software features
to make the most of these cameras.
One is the Solo Cut mode.
Now this uses AI for person autofocus tracking technology
to track an individual within a group.
And with dual video streaming,
you're going to be able to simultaneously have
two separate videos,
one with say, the group,
and one video where just that one individual
is being tracked.
I'm looking forward to testing this out.
Currently, it's just me, so I need to find some more people.
Right now, to be able to process two streams of video
at the same time,
of course, you do need a powerful chipset,
and this is powered
by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G Plus chipset.
This is a very capable chipset at this price.
You also get 8GB of RAM.
And the Honor 70 is available
in either 128 or 256GB storage options.
Now, before we talk about pricing and software,
let's talk about the battery.
Now, despite its very compact size,
the Honor 70 does have a large 4,800 mAh battery,
which will keep you going all day long.
And don't forget you do get the 66W charger
included out of the box.
That's going to get you from around 0 to 60%
in just 20 minutes.
And once again, I can't emphasize,
that it's great to have this included out of the box,
for a price that starts at around £480
for the 128GB version.
And if you do want 256GB, then that's going to be around £530.
Now, there's actually a launch offer
using my link in the description below,
which will give you the Honor Earbuds 3 Pro for free
with the purchase of the Honor 70,
so do go ahead and check that out.
But before we wrap up, I want to check out the software,
and also show you a couple more Honor products.
So, the Honor 70 comes with Magic UI 6.1,
which is based on Android 12.
Now, Magic UI is going to give you some unique features
and will work seamlessly across other Honor devices.
And a couple of the things I want to show you
are Honor Share as well as multi-screen collaboration.
So, Honor has also just introduced the Honor Pad 8,
which is a 12-inch 2K display tablet,
which weighs just around 520g.
It has eight loud speakers with high res audio certification
powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 chipset,
with 4 or 6GB of RAM,
128GB of storage with an SD card for expansion,
and pricing starts at just £270.
We've got it here,
and I want to show you some of the features
and the seamless connectivity between these devices.
So firstly, we've got Honor Share,
which is going to easily allow you to share files
between devices, just like that.
Now, as convenient as that is,
you may have seen something similar before.
One thing you may not have seen before
is a feature called multi-screen collaboration.
So what we can do here on the Pad 8,
is we can tap multi-screen collaboration,
we can easily connect to the Honor 70,
and then we can actually control the Honor 70
with the Pad 8 using this window here.
And we can also drag and drop files between devices.
So I can just tap this image here, drag it across.
Here it is, nice and easy.
Now what's even cooler about multi-screen collaboration,
is that not only does it work across
Honor smartphones and tablets,
but it can also work on Honor laptops
that are running Windows.
So this is the Honor MagicBook 14,
which has an aircraft grade aluminum body,
a thickness of just 16.9mm,
weighing just 1.54kgs.
And there's a 14-inch, 2.1K Honor full view display,
powered by up to the 12th Gen
Intel Core i5-12500H processor,
with up to 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage.
Now, as demonstrated here on the Pad 8,
you can also do the same with the MagicBook 14.
Now more details about the MagicBook 14
will be revealed at IFA, so stay tuned for that.
And that is the Honor 70. What do you guys think about it?
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