Launch Of The Honor Magic5 Is On Schedule, Thanks To The First MIIT registration

With its flagship Magic5 series of Android smartphones, Honor is anticipated to compete in the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2-powered smartphone market in 2023. Now, rumors about their upcoming release have been fuelled by the discovery of a new product from the company on a legitimate Chinese telecoms database. After the retraction of their most convincing leak to far, the design of these potential premium handsets is still unknown. With direct successors to the Magic4 and 4 Pro of the past, if not more, Honor is expected to offer its responses to devices like the OnePlus 11 or Xiaomi 13 series. In 2023, they are anticipated to include the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC and upgraded rear cameras. Also Read: Honor 80: Snapdragon782G SoC could replace Snapdragon780 5G Thanks to the debut of a new Android smartphone on the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) database, these leaks are now expected to be definitively validated or refuted in the near future. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="738"] The allegedly newly-certified "Magic5" variant...[/caption] The PGT-AN00 is now recognized as a member of the Magic5-series by renowned tipster Digital Chat Station because its model number matches the device's purported code name, Piaget. Photo Credit: eBay If so, it has reportedly been connected to a recent modification to the rear panel layout based on a live image of unique camera-hump faceplates that were initially also credited to Digital Chat Station; Also Read: Honor X9a Specifications Announced Before Launch The same leaker later withdrew them, and the design might not accommodate the number of cameras that are purportedly packed into the Magic4 Ultimate's potential replacement, which is claimed to have four rear shooters, three of which may be 50MP and one that might be up to 64MP in size.