Magic V3
Magic7 Pro
🏆 Verdict
Magic7 Pro is the better pick overall by 11.3 points, leading in Display, Build & durability and Charging. Magic V3 remains a strong contender elsewhere.
Magic7 Pro offers more for the money ($1,403 vs $2,159 at launch).
By category
Performance
Magic7 Pro is faster with the Snapdragon 8 Elite (performance index 96 vs 88). You notice it in heavy games and video editing, less in daily use.
Camera
Magic V3 zooms further optically (3.5× vs 3×). Magic7 Pro has the higher-resolution selfie camera (50 MP vs 20 MP).
Battery
Both batteries are about the same size (5,210 mAh).
Charging
Magic7 Pro charges faster over cable (100W vs 66W). Wireless charging is faster on Magic7 Pro (80W vs 50W).
Display
Magic V3 has the larger screen (7.92" vs 6.8"). Magic7 Pro's screen gets brighter (5,000 vs 1,800 nits), which shows outdoors. Magic7 Pro's screen is sharper (453 vs 402 ppi).
Build & durability
Magic7 Pro is rated IP69 vs IPX8 on the other.
Updates
Both have about the same update window (5 years).
Specifications
| Magic V3 | Magic7 Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 | Chipset | Snapdragon 8 Elite |
| 12 GB | RAM | 12 GB |
| 512 GB | Storage | 512 GB |
| 7.92" LTPO OLED | Display | 6.8" LTPO OLED |
| 120 Hz | Refresh rate | 120 Hz |
| 2344×2156 (402 ppi) | Resolution | 2800×1280 (453 ppi) |
| 1,800 nits | Peak brightness | 5,000 nits |
| 50 MP | Main camera | 50 MP |
| 40 MP | Ultrawide | 50 MP |
| 50 MP · 3.5× | Telephoto | 200 MP · 3× |
| 20 MP | Front camera | 50 MP |
| 5,150 mAh | Battery | 5,270 mAh |
| 66 W | Wired charging | 100 W |
| 50 W | Wireless charging | 80 W |
| IPX8 | Water & dust rating | IP69 |
| aluminium | Frame | aluminium |
| 226 g | Weight | 223 g |
| 5 years | OS updates (estimated) | 5 years |
| EUR 1,999 (≈ $2,159) | Launch price | EUR 1,299 (≈ $1,403) |
| 2024-07 | Released | 2025-01 |
Magic V3
Pros
- 3.5× optical zoom
- 7.92" screen
Cons
- Slower chip
- Slower charging (66W)
- Dimmer screen
- Only IPX8 rated
Magic7 Pro
Pros
- Faster chip (Snapdragon 8 Elite)
- 100W charging
- 5,000 nits peak
- IP69 rated
- Lower price ($1,403)
How is the score calculated?
Each phone gets 0–100 points in seven categories (performance, camera, battery, charging, display, build, updates), computed only from its published specs, then combined with fixed, published weights. A gap under 2.5 points counts as a tie. The performance index is an estimate based on benchmark results published at launch.
Figures come from the manufacturers’ official pages. Some specs vary by market. We do not sell devices or earn commissions.