Honor Magic 7 Pro Case - Free 3D Print Model

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benzhe

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H2D Pro

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X1 Carbon

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A2L

Two size in two plate:100% & 100.4%

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3.6 h

2 plates

4.0(1)

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Nature (65102) / Filament with spool / 0.5 kg

Support for PLA/PETG

PLA Basic

Description

A minimalist Honor Magic 7 Pro phone case with back camera bump cover.

Adaptive layer height is set.

Better print with “Bambu Support for PLA/PTEG”, with base filament has been set to default filament, and interface been set to support filament in 3 layers.

Also work with PETG support for PLA, or PLA support for PETG, modify settings at your own risk.

Updates:

2025.08.14: Updated with an scaled version. If installation proves difficult when printed, you may opt for the second plate with 100.4% scaled version.

honor magic 7 pro

CASE

phonecase

Comment & Rating (13)

@guidoz

planning to make one fot the 8 too?

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@benzhe

Not really. I dont have an 8 device and cant test it after printing

@guidoz

Replying to @benzhe :

I could test it for you...

@benzhe

Replying to @guidoz :

A downloadable 3d model or a real phone is need for designing the case. Sorry I can't help without that.

@user_2862925691

Print Profile

Two size in two plate:100% & 100.4%

Well, it is a bit of a cover, but very loose and not really optimal print quality

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@benzhe

which size you've printed? 100% or 100.4%?

@user_2862925691

Replying to @benzhe :

I printed the 100% version

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@user_4237288947

Do I need to change any settings to print it with TPU? Thank you

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@benzhe

an new design with thicker wall is need for tpu printing. sorry i cant offer any help with this.

@Frostychiled

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Other Issues:not great. broke instantly, should have made it fit with tpu instead. the support used more than the model does. not worth printing imo.

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@benzhe

I believe this rating is unfair: - My case has been used for several months and has suffered multiple drops without any damage. You might need to use better materials and check the printing temperature. Additionally, allowing the print to fully cool after completion ensures its strength remains intact. If you require even higher durability, I recommend performing an annealing treatment. - Given the structure of the phone case, a significant amount of support material is inevitable. If the amount of support bothers you, you may consider versions without a lens cover provided by other designers. - For 3D printing a relatively thin phone case, you'll need a sufficiently rigid TPU material. Unfortunately, I don't have such material on hand, so I can't provide a TPU version. But if you happen to have the right material, it might be worth a try.

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@Frostychiled

Replying to @benzhe :

I used your print profile. Strong filament that has never been an issue with any other print. just putting it on the case snapped.

@benzhe

Replying to @Frostychiled :

What's your print devices? It've been tested with P1S and X1C, works perfect. With other devices, it might be a size issue, try scale it to 100.4%.

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