Honor Magic10 tipped to use 200MP primary with LOFIC

A Weibo post from tipster Smart Pikachu claims the Honor Magic10 series may include a 200-megapixel primary camera equipped with LOFIC imaging technology.

The tip follows an earlier Smart Pikachu report that the Magic10 line could revive variable-aperture cameras on Honor phones. The new post repeats the 200MP/LOFIC detail but does not present an official confirmation from Honor.

In a separate Weibo update the tipster added that Honor is evaluating tablets and phones with dual-layer OLED displays and tagged the message #HonorMagic10, suggesting at least the Magic10 family could test dual-layer OLED. When replying to a comment, the tipster also said it is unlikely that all flagship phones will ship with dual-layer OLED by 2027.

Possible Magic10 Pro Max and current Magic9 Pro Max context

If Honor does release a 200MP LOFIC-equipped handset, the company could target the Magic10 Pro Max as the successor to the Magic9 Pro Max launched in September. Rumored or reported flagship-level hardware tied to a Pro Max model includes the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 system-on-chip, a 200MP primary camera, a 200MP 3.5x periscope telephoto camera, and a 50MP ultrawide camera; the three rear modules on the Magic9 Pro Max were described as benefiting from ARRI image science with ARRI color profiles and cinematic video filters.

The Magic9 Pro Max uses a 55MP front-facing sensor paired with a ToF 3D sensor. Our Honor Magic9 Pro Max review is in progress; in the meantime we published sample photos taken in Los Angeles and a report on a guided tour of ARRI's facility in Burbank, just outside Hollywood.