It appears like Honor has begun working on the MagicOS 10 software update for its compatible devices. In order to determine what features and technological capabilities customers actually desire in their Honor phone, it has also started to gather input from its consumers.
Like the previous iteration, MagicOS 10 is probably going to launch alongside the Honor Magic 8 series. Rumors and leaks suggest that the flagship lineup may be officially unveiled in October. At such moment, the corporation might introduce the updated version.
The business plans to make some intriguing adjustments to the user experience. In order to make the device’s user interface (UI) more realistic while maintaining its minimalism and dynamic nature, it might also introduce more AI functions and customization tools.
According to an early leak, Honor is looking into adding new capabilities to the Smart Capsule. The Magic Capsule will get additional services, increasing its usefulness in all areas.
Here is a list of anticipated Honor devices that may receive the upcoming MagicOS 10 update, which is based on Android 16. These compatible models are listed below.
Flagship Magic Series
- Honor Magic 7
- Honor Magic 7 Pro
- Honor Magic 7 Lite
- Honor Magic 7 RSR Porsche Edition
- Honor Magic 6
- Honor Magic 6 Pro
- Honor Magic 6 Lite
- Honor Magic 6 Ultimate
- Honor Magic 6 RSR Porsche Edition
- Honor Magic 5 Pro
- Honor Magic 5
- Honor Magic V5
- Honor Magic V3
- Honor Magic Vs3
- Honor Magic V2 RSR Porsche Edition
- Honor Magic V2
- Honor Magic Vs2
- Honor Magic V Flip
Digital Series
- Honor 400
- Honor 400 Pro
- Honor 400 Lite
- Honor 300
- Honor 300 Pro
- Honor 300 Ultra
- Honor 200
- Honor 200 Pro
- Honor 200 Smart
- Honor 200 Lite
- Honor 100
- Honor 100 Pro
X and GT Series
- Honor GT
- Honor GT Pro
- Honor X70
- Honor X70i
- Honor X60GT
- Honor X60 Pro
- Honor X60
- Honor X50 Pro
- Honor Power
- Honor X8c
- Honor X9c Smart
- Honor X9c
Tablets
- Honor Pad GT 2 Pro
- Honor Pad GT
- Honor MagicPad 3
- Honor Pad 10
- Honor Pad V9
Samsung Galaxy Watch 8
Google Pixel 9
Google Pixel Watch 4
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