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Is the Honor Magic V6 the Foldable You’ve Been Waiting For?

The wait since March is finally over: the Honor Magic V6 has officially landed in Europe. But before you get too excited about checking out, we need to talk about that price tag. For a limited window, you can snag this flagship foldable for €1,700. Honor is also sweetening the deal with a free Honor Pad 10 and a two-year screen protection plan. However, you’ll want to act fast—this promotional pricing vanishes at the end of the month, after which the cost climbs to a steep €2,300.

Is it worth the investment? Let’s break down what you’re actually getting.

Under the Hood

At its core, the Magic V6 is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, promising top-tier performance. It features a 6.52-inch cover display and a spacious 7.95-inch inner screen. Both are high-end LTPO2 panels that hit 120Hz, ensuring everything from scrolling through social media to multitasking feels buttery smooth. Plus, both screens support stylus input for the creators in the room.

Design and Durability

Honor has managed to keep the Magic V6 incredibly slim—measuring just 8.8mm when folded and 4.0mm when unfolded. Despite the svelte profile, they’ve packed in a massive 6,660mAh battery. That’s a significant jump from the 5,820mAh found in the previous Magic V5. Charging is faster, too, with 80W wired and 66W wireless capabilities.

Perhaps the most impressive design upgrade is the refined hinge, which not only looks good but also provides a major boost to durability with an IP68/IP69 rating for dust and water resistance.

Camera and Competition

If you were expecting a massive camera overhaul, you might find the setup familiar. It carries over the reliable 50MP main sensor, a 3x/70mm periscope lens, and a 50MP ultra-wide from its predecessor. While it’s not a total redesign, it remains a highly capable photography tool.

The foldable landscape is getting crowded. With the Galaxy Z Fold7 on the horizon and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold already catching eyes, the Magic V6 has some serious competition. For those looking to save a bit, the older Magic V5 is still available for around €1,300—a tempting alternative if you don’t need the absolute latest specs.

We’ve put together a deep-dive review to help you decide if this is the right upgrade for you. Are you planning to pick one up while the launch offer is still active, or are you holding out for what’s next in the foldable world? Let us know your thoughts!