For a long time, Honor has been a sub-brand of Huawei and has released budget-friendly to mid-range Smartphones. But since its split from the parent company, Honor started to explore the premium segment. In this wave, the company launched the Honor Magic5 Ultimate on 6th March 2023 in Mainland China. Does the Magic5 Ultimate offer something more than the competitor flagship smartphones?  Let’s take a look at the design elements, features, and price of Magic5 Ultimate.  Key Specifications of Honor Magic5 Ultimate   Design and Build Quality  The eco-leather textured back instantly gives Magic5 Ultimate a premium look and hand feel. The complete bezel-less design with sloping edges will need some getting used to. Moving beyond, the camera house has been vertically flushed down to create a tapering design on the back. Honor is calling it the “Eye of Muse” design which frankly puts the device in its own class.  Read More: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G Review: Pushing the Limits of Innovation The camera housing itself isn’t a traditional round or rectangular one. Honor calls it their “Octagonal Porthole” design. These subtle yet substantiative changes make it the literal ultimate android in terms of design.  The device is sandwiched by an aluminum frame with a glass front. The port and buttons are the same as the Magic4 Ultimate. What’s good is that the device is rated at IP68 with 30 minutes of protection under 1.5 meters of water.  Its dimensions are 162.9mm by 76.7mm by 8.8 mm. Weighing about 217g the device appears lighter than the ancestor Magic4 Ultimate (242g). Being a flagship, users won't be getting any card slot or headphone jack.  Read More: Apple iPhone 15 Pro: Leaks, Rumors, Everything We Know So Far Display  The experiments of Honor don’t just stop at the design. Magic5 Ultimate sports a 6.81-inch display featuring 1312P by 2848P resolution, 460 ppi, and 19.5:9 ratios.  Moving to the actual performance of the display, Honor has done an excellent job. The LTPO OLED panel has 1B color support, a 120 Hz refresh rate, and HDR10+ support. The usual antics with good color calibration make it an excellent panel to use.  But the most striking excellence is seen outdoors. The 1800 nits HBM performs insanely well even under direct sunlight. Like its name, it almost feels like magic how legible it is under direct natural lights.  Read More: Vivo V27e Review: Worth its price tag? The device is practically bezel-less with curved edges. So even though the device might seem narrower, the display itself tapers much to the side.  Camera  The camera section of the Magic5 Ultimate has also gone through some significant changes. The module is now down to a triple camera sensor compared to the quad on the Magic4 Ultimate. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing.  This year all three sensors are 50 MP with a wide-angle main shooter, a periscope, and an ultrawide. Honor has enhanced the sensors to the latest Sony iterations making them more capable compared to their predecessors. There is also an additional TOF 3D sensor for depth mapping.  Read More: April 2023 New Release: Top 8 Upcoming Smartphones in Bangladesh Moving onto the performance of the sensors, users will be surprised to know that Magic5 Ultimate currently holds the number 1 position in the DXOMark camera ranking. In the test, the camera consistently produced natural shots which is probably its biggest feature. 

Bangladeshi brand Walton has recently launched a new Smartphone N6 under its latest NEXG series. Walton NEXG N6 is a budget-friendly smartphone that packs a punch with its impressive features like a sleek design, large screen, powerful camera, standard battery, and attractive color options. However, can the latest NEXG series phone stack up against Walton’s popular Primo series phones? Is it worth the investment? Let’s find out the key specs, pros, cons, and price of the Walton NEXG N6. Key Features of Walton NEXG N6 Design The Walton NEXG N6 smartphone boasts a sleek and modern design with its slim profile and curved edges. Its dimensions (164.2 mm high, 76 mm width, and 8.55 mm depth), make the device compatible for one-handed use. Weighing 188g (with battery), N6 appears easy to carry. The phone comes in two attractive colors, Bluish Green and Sky Grey, giving users the option to choose the one that suits their style. The unique and eye-catching shades set N6 apart from other local smartphones in the market. Read More: Infinix Hot 30 Review: Budget-friendly phone with a smart design The inclusion of a type c port and a microphone adds to the convenience of the device, making it easier to charge, use for calls, and record audio. The volume rocker and power button are intuitively placed for easy access, allowing users to adjust the volume or power on/off the device without hassle. The sim card holder is easily accessible, making it simple to switch out SIM cards if needed. Display The display of the Walton NEXG N6 smartphone is impressive, boasting a large 6.6-inch screen size that is perfect for streaming videos, browsing the web, and playing games. The V-Notch design provides an immersive viewing experience, allowing users to enjoy their content with minimal interruptions. The display has a 720x1600 resolution. It’s certainly a downgrade from the competitor Walton Primo S8 Mini’s FHD resolution available at the same price range.  Read More: 5 Smartphones Around 15000 TK for Best Display, Gaming, Photography However, N6’s screen is blessed with a 90 Hz refresh rate, which we haven’t seen in the Primo S8 Mini. A high refresh rate makes animations and transitions appear smoother and more fluid, providing a more enjoyable user experience in NEXG N6. The 180Hz touch sampling rate is another impressive feature of the display, allowing for quick and accurate touch response. This is particularly useful when playing games that require fast reflexes or using apps that require precise touch input. The display uses IPS INCELL technology with 2.5D glass, which provides excellent color accuracy and contrast, ensuring that images and videos appear vibrant and realistic. The 2.5D glass also adds a premium look and feel to the device. Read More: Vivo V27e Review: Worth its price tag? Performance and Software The Walton NEXG N6 phone is running on Android™ 12 operating system with an Octa-Core processor clocked at 1.6GHz, built on the 12nm FinFET process and using ARM Cortex-A75 architecture. However, Walton fans will miss the Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 chipset offered in the Primo S8 Mini. The latest N6 is equipped with Mali-G57 MP1 GPU for graphics processing.  This smartphone comes with 8GB of RAM for smooth multitasking and 128GB of internal storage for storing data. Additionally, the expandable storage of up to 256GB offers even more space for users to store their data.  Read More: realme C55 Review: A Promising Budget-friendly Phone