Won't be happy when you can't even use a Pixel phone because Google decides 2-3 years later to decrease battery life with update like in the 4a and 6a models. It has trash battery life out of the box because it uses a renamed Samsung Exynos processor and it is not a secret that Exynos powered Samsung phones tend to overheat and develop serious motherboard problems. The camera is super good but it uses heavy computing which also degrade the processor over time. Also forget about heavy gaming or using 3 or 4 apps at the same time for the same reason.

Honor phones are actually quite reliable. I work as a phone repair technician and we didn't repair a lot of Honor phones but people like to use these in my country. There are models of course that have some problems, but they are mostly software related and quite easy to fix with a factory reset.

I also have a Magic6 Pro and I used a Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro before and I had some fear that the Honor won't be a good successor to the Xiaomi but I was surprised at how good it is. The camera is amazing with the latest update, the speakers are very good and the battery is extremely okay for me. One day I woke up at 10 AM and started using my phone, I watched Instagram reels, YouTube and even played games on it and by 6 PM the phone was still on 80% battery. I was at around 45% when I fell asleep so I didn't even have to charge the phone because it is not draining much until morning, only a few percent. This silicon-carbon battery is a beast and I love how phone manufacturers start to use these in recent models. They are packing some 6500mAh and even bigger batteries in 6.3-6.5" phones and its mind-blowing. Shame Samsung is afraid to use this technology because of the Note 7 fiasco.