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Posted 22 February 2023
HONOR MagicBook 16 Laptop Ryzen 5 5600H 16.1" 144Hz Windows 11 16GB RAM 512GB SSD and SuperCharge Power Adapter - £514.99 with code @ Honor
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HONOR MagicBook 16 Laptop with a free SuperCharge Power Adapter (135W) for £514.99 Delivered
£849.99 on Amazon
(The SuperCharge Power Adapter sells separately for £69.99 here)
10% Off with UniDAYS code
(StudentBeans is only 6% which is less off than the £35 code)
Use Code: A35OFF for this price:
SuperCharge Power Adapter (135W)
Potentially 8% TopCashback (or 3.75% Quidco)
Specs:
hihonor.com/uk/…ec/
Full Aluminium Body
Colour: Space Grey
AMD Ryzen 5 5600H (6 x 3.3GHz / 12 threads / Turbo 4.2GHz)
16.1” Eye comfort 144Hz HONOR High Color Gamut Display FullView Display: 1920 x 1080 pixels, 137 PPI (IPS Anti-glare screen) 300nits
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Viewing Angle 170 degrees
AMD Radeon™ Graphics
Windows 11 Home
16GB DDR4 RAM 3200MHz
512GB NVMe PCIe SSD
65W Compact Type-C Fast Charger
USB-C x 2
HDMI x 1
USB-A x 2
Bluetooth 5.1
Wifi 6, and IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac (2.4GHz and 5GHz Bands)
Weight 1.84kg
Length 368mm
Width 236mm
Thickness 18.2mm
3.5mm stereo headphone jack
Fingerprint Reader
Camera 720p
Full-size backlit keyboard
Battery 8hrs
£849.99 on Amazon
(The SuperCharge Power Adapter sells separately for £69.99 here)
10% Off with UniDAYS code
(StudentBeans is only 6% which is less off than the £35 code)
Use Code: A35OFF for this price:
SuperCharge Power Adapter (135W)
Potentially 8% TopCashback (or 3.75% Quidco)
Specs:
hihonor.com/uk/…ec/
Full Aluminium Body
Colour: Space Grey
AMD Ryzen 5 5600H (6 x 3.3GHz / 12 threads / Turbo 4.2GHz)
16.1” Eye comfort 144Hz HONOR High Color Gamut Display FullView Display: 1920 x 1080 pixels, 137 PPI (IPS Anti-glare screen) 300nits
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Viewing Angle 170 degrees
AMD Radeon™ Graphics
Windows 11 Home
16GB DDR4 RAM 3200MHz
512GB NVMe PCIe SSD
65W Compact Type-C Fast Charger
USB-C x 2
HDMI x 1
USB-A x 2
Bluetooth 5.1
Wifi 6, and IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac (2.4GHz and 5GHz Bands)
Weight 1.84kg
Length 368mm
Width 236mm
Thickness 18.2mm
3.5mm stereo headphone jack
Fingerprint Reader
Camera 720p
Full-size backlit keyboard
Battery 8hrs
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Edited by cutthroat_jake, 1 March 2023
410 Comments
sorted byI don’t game, other than the occasional 20 minutes on Townscape, but use it for photo editing including HDR where the RAM makes a difference to avoid swap - after monitoring on my previous laptop I worked out I often needed >8GB but it was pretty rare that it reached >16GB.
It’s been rock-solid throughout including also up to 5 days a week working from home (8-11 hours generally) connected to a QHD monitor via DP (using a £10 adapter). Runs warm but not hot. Never notice fans come on whilst WFH, only during long batch-edits of photos where it’s working flat out, and they settle down quickly after.
Great laptop, brilliant build quality, keyboard is fair, screen looks amazing, very quiet, nice bezels.
Only criticism is the trackpad, it's very weird, i can't really explain it, the trackpad has a matte feeling and just isn't that good to use, had laptops with way less performance and way cheaper but better trackpad, might be in used to rubbish ones and a good one takes time learning?
...they said they will get back to me.
At £550, still a good price, but I think I'll wait for the next deal.
This is not a gaming laptop.
I use it mainly for office stuff but also band recording via a Behringer interface and it's flawless for that.
Also, when all the returns/rejected deliveries from the first version of this deal arrive back in their warehouse they'll have plenty to shift again
Premium build quality, can handle old AAA games well.
If in doubt Google the professional reviews and watch the YouTube videos for when the was £800 to £900 ish.
I'd buy it again but thankfully don't need it. (edited)
Great build quality, it's really comfortable to use. I don't seriously game on it but everything I do is really fast, the screen is nice enough, the backlit keyboard is a good one, it doesn't run hot or noisily, the speakers & the format lend it to watching media & the Honor app keeps all drivers up to date automatically. It's an absolute steal at this price, as I recall it was £900 at launch less than a year ago.
I cloned a new ssd drive by connecting it to the old laptop via an external usb to sata cable. then used usb to clone the old hard drive to the new one. Installing the new hard drive to the new laptop allowed me to use the new computer without having to re-install windows or the old software.
I’m thinking that I would get superior battery, IO options, customer support and build quality on the T15 but a faster screen, newer processor, GPU and more luxe finish on the Honor.
Don’t really want to swap but the lack of gaming ability on the i5-10210u is frustrating.
Be grateful if anyone has any thoughts on it.
I have a t490, 2 generations back from the t15 and when I forget my charger I still manage to get through a whole working day before my battery gives up .
The honor is a business grade laptop at a home user price. A genuine bargain compared to the cheap plasticky home user laptops (edited)
Was on the fence but I thought might as well go for it.
also TCB offering 5% Off using this code as well as the 6.8%?
Topcashback currently tracking at £28.05 (edited)
Eventually, we agreed that we don't need it.
Ordered.
I hate myself.
Might be tempted to return as it'll be £5 cheaper with unidays code and the upgraded charger