Honor to introduce new laptop, TV, and more on May 18

Honor is trying to reinvent the brand with lifestyle products to make up for falling smartphone sales outside China. We’ve already seen various fitness bands, a smartwatch, TWS earphones and a laptop on the scene.

Now the company is introducing more additions to its product portfolio on May 18 - starting with a TV called Honor Vision Pro.

Honor to introduce new laptop, TV, and more on May 18

The new product is part of the global 1+8+N strategy, positioning Honor as a big player in the IoT world. The launch will take place online at 20:00 GMT +8.

Alongside the new Vision Pro, we will witness the global arrival of the Honor MagicBook Pro - a laptop/notebook which will be more powerful than the MagicBook 14 and MagicBook 15.6. Given how these are essentially the Huawei MateBook D duo, the new notebook is likely a rebranded Huawei Matebook X Pro with Core i7-10510U chip, Nvidia GeForce MX250 GPU and up to 2 GB RAM.

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