Honor MagicBook Art 14 (2025): ultra-slim OLED laptop lands in UAE

Honor has announced the MagicBook Art 14 (2025), a 14.6-inch OLED laptop that weighs 1 kg and measures about 1 cm at its thinnest point. It targets people who need a light machine for work and content. It also features Honor’s AI Cross-OS WorkStation capabilities, a six-speaker setup, and a 32 GB + 1 TB configuration with Intel Arc graphics.

Pricing and availability in the UAE

In the UAE, the MagicBook Art 14 is listed at AED 5,999, with Emerald Green in stock at key retailers, including Jumbo. Honor’s UAE store shows the same AED 5,999 price. KSA pricing is set at SAR 5,999, plus launch gifts; retailers may offer local bundles or promotions at different price points over time.

Design and build: light, thin, ready for travel

This is a 1 kg laptop with a slim chassis made from a magnesium-titanium alloy. The design aims for daily carry without fuss.

Approx. 1 cm at its thinnest
1 kg weight
Magnesium-titanium frame
Honor Intelligent Gold antenna for a stronger signal

If you work between meetings, flights and coffee shops, that matters. Less weight on your shoulder. No chunky power brick vibes either. The antenna note is particularly useful for crowded Wi-Fi environments. The colour options at launch are Mocha Brown and Emerald Green.

Display: big 14.6-inch OLED for work and play

The screen is the headline feature. It features a 14.6-inch OLED touch panel with a 3:2 aspect ratio and a 3120×2080 resolution. Thin bezels push a quoted 97% screen-to-body ratio.

14.6-inch OLED, 3:2
3120×2080 resolution
10-point touch
TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light and Flicker-Free
Dynamic dimming for eye comfort

For spreadsheets and timelines, a 3:2 aspect ratio provides more vertical space. Touch helps with quick scrolls and taps. The Eye Comfort Stack (PWM control, low blue light, and flicker-free) aims to reduce strain during long sessions. The near-full-screen look also makes films and games feel more immersive.

Performance and battery: practical power for busy days

Honor pairs a 32 GB + 1 TB setup with Intel Arc graphics. The goal isn’t just raw fps. It has fast load times, supports many tabs, quick exports, and allows for day-long use.

32 GB RAM + 1 TB storage
Intel Arc graphics (as listed: Arc 140T)
Honor Turbo X power tuning
Thin, fan-friendly build

The tuning claims smarter power use and stable performance when you stress the system. That helps when you bounce between Lightroom edits, video calls and dozens of Chrome tabs. It also means you can keep working unplugged for longer without the fans getting shouty.

Audio, camera and calls: built for hybrid work

Six speakers and three digital mics suggest Honor wants better sound than the usual thin-and-light. Spatial Audio support aims to widen the stage. The Magnetic Camera and AI noise reduction target cleaner calls.

6-speaker array + Honor Spatial Audio
3-mic setup with AI noise reduction
Magnetic Camera for flexible placement
Cleaner voice pickup in noisy rooms

If you spend hours on Meet or Teams, this is useful. Being heard clearly helps. A movable camera can give a better angle than the fixed lid position. The six-speaker system should also make films and YouTube less tinny than the average 14-inch laptop.

AI Cross-OS WorkStation: files, phones and a smoother flow

Honor’s AI Cross-OS WorkStation is about moving content across devices with less friction. Think of files, photos and the clipboard between your Honor phone and the laptop.

Cross-device file and app handoff
AI-assisted power tuning via Turbo X
Tighter ecosystem features for HONOR devices

If your phone is also an Honor, such as the Magic V5, this could save time each day. You pull photos, reply to messages and manage files without constant cable shuffling. It’s not flashy. It’s time saved.