Honor has revealed the MagicBook X Plus 2026 lineup in China, bringing the X14 Plus and X16 Plus with high-resolution 120Hz panels and 80Wh batteries in a thin-and-light design.
Both models run on Intel’s Core Ultra 5 325 processor, an 8-core, 8-thread chip with boost clocks up to 4.5GHz and an NPU rated at up to 47 TOPS, based on the architecture outlined in Intel Core Ultra 200S Plus desktop CPUs. The chip sits in the mid-range of the Panther Lake lineup, below higher-tier options such as the Core Ultra 5 338H in peak performance.
Honor rates the system at up to 52W peak performance, with around 50W sustained output under load supported by an upgraded cooling system.
The MagicBook X14 Plus features a 14-inch 2880×1800 display with a 120Hz refresh rate, 430 nits brightness, and full sRGB coverage, a configuration positioned against panels used in Honor MagicBook Pro 2026. The MagicBook X16 Plus steps up to a 16-inch 2560×1600 panel with the same 120Hz refresh rate and brightness, along with a 16:10 aspect ratio.
Both models ship with 16GB memory and a 1TB SSD, with support for M.2 2280 storage expansion, matching configurations found in Dell Inspiron 15 2026.
Battery capacity is 80Wh across both sizes, with up to 14 hours of rated usage, placing it within the range covered in Windows 11 laptops. The laptops support 65W fast charging and up to 60W reverse charging over USB-C.
The metal chassis meets MIL-STD-810H testing standards and includes SGS certification. The keyboard is rated IPX2 for resistance against light splashes. The 14-inch model weighs about 1.29 kg (2.84 lbs) at 14.9 mm thickness, while the 16-inch version weighs 1.64 kg (3.61 lbs) and measures 15.9 mm thick.
Ports include multiple USB-A and USB-C connections, HDMI 2.1, and a 3.5mm audio jack.
The MagicBook X14 Plus 2026 starts at 5,999 yuan (around $879), while the MagicBook X16 Plus is priced at 6,199 yuan (around $908). At this level, the lineup sits below many premium thin-and-light laptops with similar display and battery specifications.
