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The excellent Honor Magic 5 Pro is £219 off in this Amazon UK deal

Plenty of money off Honor's mid-range mobiles too

Honor Magic 5 Pro hot stuff

Looking to swap out your busted blower for something a lot more stylish? The Honor Magic 5 Pro only launched a few months ago, but has just seen its first major price cut in the Honor Prime Day discounts. The flagship phone would originally have set you back £950, but right now can be picked up for £730 – a huge £219 discount.

With three 50MP rear cameras and exceptionally quick image processing, the Magic 5 Pro is up there with the very best phones for photography. It doesn’t skimp anywhere else, either, with a top-tier CPU, huge battery and a simply gorgeous screen. You get to pick between an in-display fingerprint sensor and secure face unlock for skipping the lock screen – and unlike other Android phones, the facial recognition is secure enough to use for your banking apps.

This particular version comes with a whopping 512GB of on-board storage. You’d have to pay significantly more cash to get a Samsung Galaxy S23+ with as much space inside. Wired and wireless charging are both considerably faster in the Honor,

We gave the Honor Magic5 Pro a full five star score back in April, and that was at full retail price – with almost £200 off it’s a superb value flagship phone.

There’s also 8% off the Honor 70 mid-ranger. Previously retailing for £480, you can grab one for £444 right now.

This is a great-looking phone for the cash, with a sleek curved-edge screen up front and twin camera bumps around back holding a pair of high pixel count sensors. A 54MP main unit and 50MP ultrawide (which also doubles as a macro cam) really punch above their weight at this price, while battery life and performance are equally impressive.

It might be a generation old now, but Honor’s software commitment means you should still expect two years of security patches and Android version updates.

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