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Honor suggests dual-eSIM capability for Magic 8 Pro Air
Honor Magic 8 Pro Air will show up on the stage next week and ahead of that, the company is not missing a single moment to tease new features of this phone, one of which is probably the dual-eSIM capability that will enhance the communication aspect.
Li Kun – the Product Manager of flagship phones at Honor, suggested that the Magic 8 Pro Air supports the dual-eSIM capability alongside physical SIM cards.
Kun said that Magic 8 Pro Air has been making headlines for its design as well as excellent features. This craze among consumers illustrates that they have finally started taking things seriously on “what a true Air phone should offer to users”.
The chief mentioned that a True Air phone doesn’t simply mean a slim and lightweight body with a complete user experience. It also refers to a strong body structure, stable communication, and an immersive stereo experience.
And Honor Magic 8 Pro Air has got all these traits with full efficiency. It enables quad-SIM dual standby with eSIM + physical SIM, eliminating the hassle of constantly switching between SIM cards as per their contacts’ priority.
Magic 8 Pro Air will allow users to easily swap between business and personal numbers. Perhaps this Air device will give a tough spot to Mate 80 RS Ultimate Design in this segment, which has dual-eSIM + physical SIM card support.
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Besides, the device retains IP68 + IP69 dust and water resistance ratings, so you can swim and enjoy rainy moments without any problem. It uses a self-made high-strength 7-series aluminum alloy that keeps it thin and robust at the same time.
It will debut with an advanced dual-speaker setup that preserves the stable and immersive stereo experience for watching videos and listening to music. Concluding the post, Li Kun wrote:
“As mentioned before, youth means no compromise. We don’t educate users that Air should have fewer features, but rather that we don’t compromise on the user experience, achieving everything you want. […] that’s Honor’s answer.”