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Updated · Notebookcheck.net · Oct 4
Honor Opens Magic 9 Imports From €697 as Pro Max Debuts Dual eSIM
Updated
Updated · Notebookcheck.net · Oct 4

Honor Opens Magic 9 Imports From €697 as Pro Max Debuts Dual eSIM

3 articles · Updated · Notebookcheck.net · Oct 4

Summary

  • Honor’s Magic 9 lineup is now showing up at major China-import retailers, with Tradingshenzhen listing the regular Magic9 from €807, the Magic9 Super from €697 and the Pro Max from €1,037.
  • The Pro Max is the key draw because Honor markets it with two eSIMs alongside two nano-SIMs, potentially easing a long-standing import limitation for Chinese phones.
  • That eSIM support is still not fully verified: Tradingshenzhen currently says “No eSIM” in its specs to avoid returns, while Reddit users report it works normally outside China but stays restricted to local carriers inside China.
  • Shipping from Tradingshenzhen will not start until October 7 because of China’s National Day holiday, and buyers still need to check local band support and software trade-offs such as WearOS and Android Auto compatibility.

Insights

Why are resellers hiding the Honor Magic 9 Pro Max's dual eSIM feature, or is it a strict regional hardware lock?
Will missing global software features on the imported Honor Magic 9 turn a cutting-edge powerhouse into a frustratingly restricted device?
With an 11,000 mAh battery and active cooling, does the imported Magic 9 Super Power Edition sacrifice daily usability for extreme gaming?