Honor Magic 7 Pro gets third Android 16 beta
Honor Magic 7 Pro is now getting Android 16 beta 3. This is still a Developer Preview and is meant for devs and advanced users. You can head this way for a detailed guide on how to get the beta running on your Magic 7 Pro.
You'll need to be running MagicOS 9.0.0.165 version or higher for the update to work. Honor Magic 7 Pro is among the first smartphones to receive Android 16 beta 3. Google has already released its Android 16 beta 4, which is the final beta release before the consumer version, which is set to debut in June. Honor Magic7 Pro
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