Honor Magic6 Pro Test Audio

We put the Honor Magic6 Pro through our rigorous SBMARK Audio test suite to measure its performance in both recording sound using the built-in microphones, and playing audio through its speakers.
F'din ir-reviżjoni, aħna ser nkissru kif wettaq f'varjetà ta 'testijiet u diversi każijiet ta' użu komuni.

Ħarsa ġenerali

L-ispeċifikazzjonijiet ewlenin tal-awdjo jinkludu:

• Żewġ kelliema (fuq quddiem taħt l-iskrin, naħa t'isfel)
• Ebda output awdjo jack

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Reġistrazzjoni

With a SBMARK Audio score of 155, the Honor Magic6 Pro is among the best devices tested to date with our audio protocol, delivering excellent results in all playback and recording subtests. In reproduction, our experts particularly appreciated the performance of the Magic6 Pro in terms of timbre, spatiality and volume. The attacks were snappy and the overall sound was quite punchy. A slight increase in the low end brought more depth, although it could also lead to some resonances or slight distortions, which could also deteriorate the bass accuracy. Playback quality was especially good when gaming, but the results were also excellent for watching movies and consuming music.

In recording tests the audio zoom function proved to be excellent and very effective, while wind noise was very well under control. The timbre was pleasantly natural for both the main and background signals, in all cases of use. Furthermore, the recordings were very noisy, with an excellent signal-to-noise ratio. Recording with the main camera provided the best results, although performance was very consistent across all our use cases.

Sommarju tat-test

Dwar it-testijiet tal-awdjo SBMARK: Għall-punteġġ u l-analiżi fir-reviżjonijiet tal-awdjo tal-ismartphone tagħna, l-inġiniera SBMARK iwettqu serje ta 'testijiet oġġettivi u jagħmlu aktar minn 20 siegħa ta' evalwazzjoni perċettiv taħt kundizzjonijiet tal-laboratorju kkontrollati.
(Għal aktar dettalji dwar il-protokoll ta’ daqq tagħna, ikklikkja hawn; għal aktar dettalji dwar il-protokoll ta’ reġistrazzjoni tagħna, ikklikkja hawn.)
It-taqsima li ġejja tiġbor flimkien elementi ewlenin tal-ittestjar u l-analiżi komprensivi tagħna mwettqa fil-laboratorji SBMARK. Evalwazzjonijiet dettaljati tal-prestazzjoni fil-forma ta' rapporti huma disponibbli fuq talba. Toqgħodx lura milli tikkuntattjana.

Isma 'l-prestazzjoni tal-plejbek tal-ismartphone ittestjat f'dan il-paragun ma' xi wħud mill-kompetituri tiegħu:

Here’s how the Honor Magic6 Pro fares in playback use cases compared to its competitors:

In our playback tests, the timbre was very good in all use cases and at all volumes, offering an excellent balance between highs, mids and lows, with great coherence. The highs sounded very natural and were accompanied by a nice, warm midrange. The bass was quite deep and powerful but left some room for improvement, as the increase in the low end could bring some subtle resonances or distortions. Overall, the tone worked very well for gaming on the phone, but it was also very good for watching movies and listening to music.

The dynamic results were very good, especially for attack and punch. The attack was very snappy, especially at nominal volume, but even with distortion well under control at maximum volume, transients managed to stand out very well. The punch was remarkably good thanks to the solid low-midrange energy. The results for bass accuracy were not at the same high level however, as the bass envelope was compromised by subtle distortion and potentially also by the resonance mentioned earlier in the timbre section.

The device also achieved excellent performance in the spatial category, thanks above all to a very broad sound stage. The perfectly centered stereo image also rotated appropriately with the orientation of the device, even adapting to vertical orientation, improving the user experience. Individual sound sources were very easy to locate within the soundstage, and in our tests both distance and depth rendering were excellent.

The Honor Magic6 Pro provided excellent consistency across the entire volume scale. Minimum volume level tuning was excellent, offering good intelligibility of soft sections in highly dynamic audio content, such as classical music, without being too loud. The maximum setting was also tuned well, providing excellent volume.

Hawn huma xi livelli ta' pressjoni tal-ħoss (SPLs) imkejla meta nilqgħu r-reġistrazzjonijiet kampjuni tagħna ta' hip-hop u mużika klassika fil-volum massimu:

The following graph shows the gradual changes in volume going from minimum to maximum. We expect these changes to be consistent across the range, so that all volume increases match user expectations:

Unwanted artifacts in audio playback were overall well handled on the Magic6 Pro. Distortion was well under control, with only some moderate distortion evident, especially in the high and low end. Compression wasn’t an issue, but our testers noticed some very subtle volume fluctuations at low volume levels.

Here’s how the Honor Magic6 Pro fares in recording use cases compared to its competitors:

Timbre proved excellent in Magic6 Pro recording tests, with a very flat frequency response and great tonal balance, consistent across all use cases. The recordings sounded pleasant and natural. The midrange was particularly excellent, as were the highs, although it probably could have sounded even brighter. In the Concerto use case, the device managed to perform quite well with the high SPL provided by the lab speakers, as the tonal balance was not drowned out by excess low end and the highs were not aggressive.

Recording dynamics were also very good, thanks to an excellent signal-to-noise ratio. In our tests, the device did a great job of reducing background noise without affecting the main signal. Our testers found the background subtle but natural. Compression was noticeable on a few occasions, such as on screaming vocals, but it was well under control and didn’t compromise the envelope.

The recorded sound stage was very broad, with good localizability of individual sound sources. The distance performance was also very good.

The recording volume was excellent. The Honor Magic6 Pro is the loudest device tested to date, both in the lab and in our real-life tests.

Here are the sound levels recorded in the audio and video files, measured in LUFS (Loudness Unit Full Scale); For reference, we expect volume levels to be above -24 LUFS for recorded content:

Recording artifacts were well under control. The compression was slightly noticeable but overall not problematic. Our experts observed slight distortion when recording at high sound pressure levels, but they were well within acceptable limits. The device also handled microphone occlusions well.

F'dan il-paragun tal-awdjo tista' tisma' kif dan l-ismartphone jimmaniġġja l-istorbju tar-riħ meta mqabbel mal-kompetituri tiegħu:

matriċi (3) {
[“Honor Magic6 Pro”]=> string(71) “resources/Honor/Magic6ProV2.2/HonorMagic6ProV22_MicrophoneArtifacts.m4a”
[“Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max”]=> string(76) “resources/Honor/Magic6ProV2.2/AppleiPhone15ProMaxV22_MicrophoneArtifacts.m4a”
[“Huawei Mate 60 Pro +”]=> string(73) “resources/Honor/Magic6ProV2.2/HuaweiMate60Pro+V22_MicrophoneArtifacts.m4a” }

The recording background was excellent, not intrusive, with a pleasant brightness as well as a homogeneous and natural timbre.