Honor MagicBook 16 is an absolute bargain with Black Friday discount
In need of a new laptop? Then you’ll want to check out this excellent deal on the Honor MagicBook 16 from Amazon as we’re entering the last throes of Black Friday.
This large-screen laptop is available to nab from Amazon for £669.99, which provides you not only with an excellent productivity device but also with a £180 saving on its original price.
If a new laptop isn’t for you though, then you’ll want to check in on our best Black Friday deals article where the Trusted team have rounded the greatest reductions on a wide range of tech, from TVs to coffee machines, and games consoles to projectors, and much more.
This particular iteration of the MagicBook 16 is powered by an AMD Ryzen 5 5600H, which comes with 6 cores and 12 threads, ensuring it’ll be a great choice for productivity tasks.
Grab this Honor MagicBook 16 for £670 in this Black Friday steal
The Honor MagicBook 16 is a marvellous productivity laptop, and one that’s going to be handy for students or workers on the move, and it’s just £669.99 at Amazon for Black Friday.
- Amazon
- Save £180
- £669.99
The 16.1-inch display here is on the larger side, and is quite a capable panel in itself, featuring a Full HD screen to offer solid detail, as well as IPS panel tech to allow for what should be good colour reproduction and viewing angles. In addition, this is also a screen with a 144Hz refresh rate to provide much smoother motion than the more standard 60Hz found on other productivity laptops.
The MagicBook 16 also looks modern and sleek too, with a MacBook-style space grey chassis, as well as a smaller keyboard with wide speaker grilles, which also look to be directly taken from Apple’s flagship laptop. The port selection on offer also looks good with a mix of USB-C and USB-A connections, as well as an HDMI out and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Below is a Keepa graph that demonstrates how good of a deal this MagicBook 16 is, by way of showing its Amazon price history. This £669.99 price tag is the lowest this laptop has been for several months, meaning there’s perhaps no better time to grab one than right now.
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