A tipster claims that the Honor Magic 10 series will welcome back a significant camera feature.
The Chinese brand introduced the variable aperture back in the Magic 6 series (Magic 6 Pro and Magic 6 RSR Porsche Design), and this continued in the Magic 7 lineup (Magic 7 Pro and Magic 7 RSR Porsche Design). Sadly, the company pulled it away in the Magic 8 and Magic 9 series.
Now, leaker Smart Pikachu says Honor is planning to bring back variable aperture in the camera system of the upcoming Honor Magic 10 series.
The lineup models getting the said feature are unknown, but it could be the Pro and RSR Porsche Design variants (if they are ever resurrected) or the Pro Max (which replaced the Pro and RSR in the current series).
To recall, despite not having a variable aperture, Honor did an impressive job on the Magic 9 Pro Max’s camera system, which features a 200MP main camera with OIS, a 200MP periscope telephoto with 3.7x optical zoom and OIS, and a 50MP ultrawide. Hopefully, we get the same (or better) impressive lenses in the Magic 10 series, in addition to the comeback of the variable aperture.
