That’s cold: After 48 hours at -7 Fahrenheit, this phone retained some battery, while the Galaxy S24 Ultra did not

Honor's Magic 6 Pro is set to make its international debut on February 25 at the upcoming MWC (Mobile World Congress) and here's another impressive battery demo.

Recently, Honor's flagship was sent into near space on a 3-hour demonstration flight – after reaching over 16,000 feet in the air (at such heights, temperatures are a bit high) . cold and, as you know, cold is the enemy of the battery.), she was parachuted to Earth with 86% battery.

Now, the Magic 6 Pro takes on this year's champion from Samsung: the Galaxy S24 Ultra.

The popular Unpack therapy The YouTube channel has decided to launch the Honor Magic 6 Pro against the Galaxy S24 Ultra in an extremely cold test for battery survival (via Android Center).

The test was carried out by placing the two flagship products in a freezer at -7 degrees Fahrenheit (-22 degrees Celsius). Both devices were 59% charged before being placed in the freezer.

The first check was carried out after twenty hours. THE Galaxy S24 Ultra was down at 34%, while the Magic 6 Pro was ahead with a battery level of 40%. After 48 hours, the S24 Ultra was completely out of battery, but the Magic 6 Pro still had 33% battery left.

But it's not over: after five days in the freezer, the Magic 6 Pro was still running on more than 10% battery. Very impressive, not to mention astonishing.

The host explained that Honor's Magic 6 Pro battery is inspired by electric vehicle batteries. Honor has implemented a custom low-temperature algorithm through the phone's E1 power management chip, which optimizes battery performance in extreme environments.

Honor launched the Magic 6 Pro in China in mid-January with a 6.8-inch display and Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC backed by a 5,600 mAh battery.

The flagship isn't just about a high-performance battery: it also has an impressive camera – it's optimized for filming fast-paced action like fencing.