Who takes better selfies than the iPhone 15 Pro Max? According to this test, the Magic 6 Pro does\u060c<\/p>\n
The just-announced Honor Magic 6 Pro \u2013 the one that packs both a paranormal battery and a magical camera \u2013 is having a DxOMark fiesta, breaking three of their records.<\/p>\n
Android titles<\/a> reports that the Magic 6 Pro now leads the Screen, Battery and Selfie categories. He also managed to take a very good second place in the Audio department. <\/p>\n The selfie camera of Honor's latest flagship steals 151 points, two more than the iPhone 15 Pro<\/a> (Max) (149 points) and iPhone 14 Pro Max (145 points).<\/p>\n The Magic 6 Pro's 50MP, f\/2.0 auto-snapper is a notable improvement over its predecessor: the Magic 5 Pro comes with a 12MP image sensor and an f\/2.4 aperture lens. <\/p>\n This is how DxOMark rounds things up for the selfie camera tests<\/a>:<\/p>\n In our testing, the Honor Magic6 Pro delivered the most well-rounded performance to date, scoring excellently across all sub-attributes. It was even better than the previous #1, the Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max, in most testing areas except exposure and color in photo and video<\/a>. Comparing the two leading devices, we can see that the iPhone generally offers better contrast and more vibrant colors<\/a>. However, iPhone images also have significant amounts of noise. The Honor Magic6 Pro, on the other hand, does particularly well when it comes to noise, offering an impressive compromise between texture preservation and noise reduction.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n