On March 18th, during the Honor new product launch event, Honor CEO Zhao Ming stated that the 3K high-resolution display featured in the Honor MagicBook Pro 16 can rival professional displays worth tens of thousands of CNY.
According to the introduction, the Honor MagicBook Pro 16 is equipped with an industry-leading 3K high-resolution LCD screen, with a resolution of 3072*1920. It boasts a peak brightness of 500 nits, supports a 165Hz esports refresh rate, and achieves a screen response time as low as 3ms.
This notebook also boasts 100% DCI-P3 wide color gamut and 100% sRGB high color gamut coverage, with 1.07 billion colors, screen-by-screen calibration, average color accuracy of ΔE<0.5, and primary color display comparable to professional monitors worth tens of thousands of CNY.
The Honor MagicBook Pro 16 also comes with the industry's most comprehensive eye protection technologies, including Honor Oasis Eye Protection Technology. It has passed the German Rhine TUV hardware low blue light certification and flicker-free certification.
Additionally, the Honor MagicBook Pro 16 features an e-book mode, bringing the feel of reading a physical book to the laptop and effectively protecting users' eyesight.
Moreover, the Honor MagicBook Pro 16 is the world's first Windows platform laptop with spatial audio. Simply put, spatial audio delivers a cinematic listening experience while watching movies or videos, immersing you in surround sound.
This notebook features a set of professional-grade six speakers, which enhance the bass by 120% through back-to-back damping; coupled with our proprietary spatial audio rendering engine, it immerses you in a 3D surround sound environment anytime, anywhere.
The Honor MagicBook Pro 16 is designed to support various usage scenarios such as gaming, music, and conferences. It utilizes different algorithms for spatial processing, tonal balance, and voice enhancement to deliver a more professional audio experience.
Moreover, it's the first notebook certified by NetEase Cloud Music for spatial audio and the first to support the iQIYI spatial audio special zone.
