The honor Its line of foldable devices should soon be updated with the Magic Vs model, the name of which was confirmed with an official teaser released by the company. The content also shows details of the product’s construction, promoting the ultra-thin design as one of its most important features.
The smartphone can be seen from its upper end, and it appears to be thinner than its direct predecessor. In this sense, Magic Vs will be able to compete with Xiaomi Mix Fold 2It is the thinnest model with a flexible screen to date.
In addition, the cell phone must have a gold-plated construction, a tone that can be repeated on the back cover. The teaser also reveals the presence of two speaker grilles, as well as two microphones.
Honor Magic Vs: What to expect
Honor has not yet confirmed the technical information about the Magic Vs, but previous rumors suggest that the smartphone will come with Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 as a key performance element – the same platform found in Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Xiaomi Mix Fold 2.
If the company follows the configurations seen in the previous model, the device will come exclusively with 12GB of RAM. However, storage options can be 256GB or 512GB.
Even with its slim build, Magic Vs will be able to pack a 5,000mAh battery – a larger capacity than those found in other flexible projectors. Fast charging support should be around 66W while charging the USB-C cable.
It is still not possible to say if the Magic Vs will bring a set of cameras equal to its predecessor, with three 50MP sensors on the back. For selfies, the Fifth magic Already known to bring component 42 MP.
In addition, the previous model was presented with a 7.9-inch foldable internal OLED display, while the external hard-panel has a size of 6.45 inches.
The company has already scheduled an official event on November 23, where it should present some new devices: in addition to the Magic Vs, the Honor 80 line of devices with a solid screen is also expected.
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