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Category |
Details |
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Network Technology |
GSM / HSPA / LTE / 5G |
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Announced |
Not announced yet |
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Status |
Rumored |
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Dimensions |
6.1 mm thickness |
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Weight |
155 g (5.47 oz) |
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Build |
Glass front, aluminum frame |
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SIM |
Nano-SIM + eSIM |
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Water Resistance |
Water resistant |
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Display Type |
OLED, 1B colors, 120Hz, HDR |
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Display Size |
6.3 inches (~96.5 cm²) |
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Resolution |
1200 × 2640 pixels (~460 ppi density) |
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Operating System |
Android 16, MagicOS 10 |
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Chipset |
Mediatek Dimensity 9500 (3 nm) |
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CPU |
Octa-core (1×4.21 GHz C1-Ultra + 3×3.5 GHz C1-Premium + 4×2.7 GHz C1-Pro) |
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GPU |
Arm G1-Ultra |
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Expandable Storage |
No |
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Internal Storage Options |
256GB / 512GB / 1TB |
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RAM Options |
12GB / 16GB |
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Storage Type |
UFS |
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Rear Camera |
Triple: • 50 MP, f/1.6, 23mm (wide), PDAF, OIS • 64 MP, f/2.6, 74mm (periscope telephoto), PDAF, OIS, 3.2x optical zoom • 50 MP, f/2.2, 16mm (ultrawide) |
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Rear Camera Features |
Laser AF, color spectrum sensor, LED flash, HDR, panorama |
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Rear Video |
4K@24/30/60/120fps, 1080p@24/30/60/120/240fps, gyro-EIS, OIS, HDR, 10-bit video |
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Front Camera |
50 MP, f/2.0, 21mm (wide), 1/2.93", 0.6µm |
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Front Video |
4K@30/60fps, 1080p@30/60fps, gyro-EIS |
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Loudspeaker |
Yes |
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3.5mm Jack |
No |
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Wi-Fi |
Yes (standards unspecified) |
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Bluetooth |
Yes (version unspecified) |
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Positioning |
GPS (L1+L5), GLONASS, BDS, GALILEO |
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NFC |
Yes |
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Radio |
No |
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USB |
USB Type-C |
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Sensors |
Fingerprint (under display, ultrasonic), accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass |
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Battery Type |
Si/C Li-Ion |
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Battery Capacity |
5500 mAh |
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Charging |
80W wired, 5W reverse wired |
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Colors |
Black, White, Purple, Orange |

Honor made a phone that almost disappears in your hand. It's just 6.1 mm thin and weighs only 155 g. Yet it still packs full flagship power inside. No bulk. No compromise. Just pure performance in a body that feels light as air.
Prices for this phone start from 86,990 BDT and go up to 91,000 BDT, depending on the variant and store you pick.
Think of it as the Magic 8 Pro's lighter twin. Same flagship soul, smaller body. Honor didn't cut corners here. They just made everything lighter to carry.
Note: These are early estimates only. Once Honor’s officially launches the phone, we'll update this page with the exact confirmed prices.
Want a phone that looks and feels like a true flagship but doesn't weigh you down? The Honor Magic 8 Pro Air brings almost everything the Honor Magic 8 Pro Air offers. Just packed into a slimmer, lighter body. Let's look at what's inside.
The screen is a 6.31″ LTPO OLED panel, running at 120Hz. Colours look sharp, and motion feels smooth too.
Brightness hits up to 6000 nits. That's huge. Under the harsh Bangladeshi sun, this screen stays clearly visible. No squinting needed. Dolby Vision and HDR Vivid add richer detail to videos and photos.
Resolution sits at 1216 × 2640 pixels, with over 1 billion colors on tap. A 4320Hz PWM dimming system also protects your eyes during long reading sessions.
At just 6.1mm thin and 155g light, this phone barely feels like a flagship in hand. Long hours of scrolling? No wrist fatigue here.
The build uses a glass front with an aluminum frame. Giant Rhinoceros Glass sits on top, guarding against scratches and drops.
An IP68/IP69 rating means it survives dust, rain, and splashes easily. That's rare for such a slim body. Most thin phones skip this protection.
Four colors are available:
Light Orange
Fairy Purple
Feather White
Shadow Black
Bangladeshi listings usually call these orange, purple, white, and black the same colors, simpler names.
You get two RAM choices: 12GB or 16GB. Both use fast LPDDR5X-class memory, so apps open quickly and stay smooth.
Storage comes in 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB, all UFS 4.1. No microSD slot, though, so pick your storage size carefully at purchase.
In Bangladesh, most unofficial imports right now are the 12GB+256GB and 12GB+512GB models. The 16GB/1TB version is rarer, and it costs more too.
Three cameras sit on the back. The 50MP main sensor comes with OIS, so your everyday shots stay sharp and steady.
Next is a 64MP periscope lens with 3.2x optical zoom, also OIS-stabilized. Zoomed photos stay clear, and video stays smooth. No gimbal needed.
A 50MP ultra-wide rounds things out, great for landscapes and big group photos.
Up front, a 50MP selfie camera handles portraits and video calls with plenty of detail.
Overall, this camera setup suits travelers and content creators who want steady zoom shots without carrying extra gear.
A 5500mAh silicon-carbon battery sits inside this ultra-thin 6.1mm body. That's genuinely impressive. Packing this much battery into such a slim phone isn't easy.
Charging comes in three ways. 80W wired (full charge in about 55–60 minutes), 50W wireless, and 5W reverse wireless for topping up your earbuds or watch.
For daily use in Bangladesh, this battery easily lasts through heavy gaming, social media, and navigation, all in one day.
Power comes from the MediaTek Dimensity 9500, built on a 3 nm process. It's flagship-class silicon.
Games like BGMI, COD Mobile, or Genshin Impact run smoothly on high settings, even during long sessions. Multitasking stays fast too, without slowdowns.
The phone runs Android 16 out of the box, layered with MagicOS 10 on top. Honor's AI features, privacy tools, and update support come built in. For Bangladeshi users, that means a modern Android experience with good app support and long-term software backing.
The Honor Magic 8 Pro wins on raw power. Bigger battery, longer zoom, faster charging. No doubt about that. If you're a heavy user who games for hours or shoots video all day, this one makes more sense.
But the Pro Air isn't trying to beat those numbers. It's built for comfort. Carrying a lighter phone all day, every day, actually matters more than people think. Your hand doesn't tire out. Your pocket doesn't feel weighed down.
Both phones share the same RAM and storage options, the same display size class, and nearly identical water resistance. So you're not losing much by going lighter.
The real question is, do you want maximum power or maximum comfort? The Pro gives you the first. The Pro Air gives you the second at a lower price too.
For most everyday users in Bangladesh, the Pro Air hits that sweet spot. Flagship feel, lighter body, easier on the wallet.
Does the flagship price feel heavy on the wallet? SMS Gadget makes it easier with EMI. No lump sum needed. Just simple monthly payments.
Pay through SSLCOMMERZ, and choose whatever fits your budget: 3, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 30, or even 36 months. A shorter plan means quicker payoff. A longer plan means smaller monthly pressure. Your choice, your comfort.
Everything stays transparent here. No surprise fees. No confusing terms buried in fine print. What you see is exactly what you pay.
This is how a premium flagship like the Honor Magic 8 Pro Air becomes something you can actually plan for, not just dream about. See more for the EMI policy.
Want the Honor Magic 8 Pro Air the moment it lands? Book it early with SMS Gadget's pre-order option. You can pre-order starting September 1st.
Booking opens right after Honor's official launch. But here's the important part. The price you'll pay isn't fixed on the day you preorder. It's fixed on the day you actually collect your phone. So if the price shifts before your delivery date, you'll pay whatever the price is that day, not the launch-day price.
To lock your pre-order, you'll need to pay 10% in advance. The rest gets settled when you pick up your device. Early booking means priority delivery. You're not stuck waiting behind everyone else in line.
Prices start around 86,990 BDT and go up to 91,000 BDT, depending on which storage size you pick. Unofficial imports cost less. Official units cost a bit more but come with real warranty support.
The Pro is bigger and more powerful. It has a 6.71" screen, a bigger 7100–7200mAh battery, and a longer 200MP zoom camera. The Pro Air trades some of that power for comfort. It's just 6.1mm thin and weighs only 155g. Its 5500mAh battery and 64MP zoom camera still perform well, just not at the Pro's level. Price-wise, the Pro Air also costs less.
Yes, it does. Wireless charging goes up to 50W, so you can charge fast even without a cable. It also supports 5W reverse charging. Also, handy for topping up your earbuds or smartwatch.
Yes. It carries IP68 and IP69 ratings. That means dust can't get in, and it survives splashes, rain, and even high-pressure water jets. For such a slim phone, this level of protection is genuinely rare.
Yes, you can. SMS Gadget currently lists it as a preorder item. Early buyers usually get priority delivery once official stock arrives. EMI options are also available, so you can pay in easy monthly parts instead of one big payment.
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