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The Honor Magic V2, already the world’s thinnest and lightest foldable, is about to get even slimmer with the upcoming release of the Magic Vs2 by the Chinese company.
Set to launch in China, Honor confirmed on Weibo that the Magic Vs2 will be even lighter and thinner than the already incredibly slim Magic V2.
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An official press render shared by Honor shows the Magic Vs2 alongside the Honor Watch 4. Despite being a 3D render, the Magic Vs2’s thinness makes it resemble a standard smartphone. In fact, it is even slimmer than some regular form factor phones like the iPhone 15 Pro Max, Galaxy S23 Ultra, Pixel 8 Pro, and others.
While there are no official specifications available, a leak from Weibo suggests that the Magic Vs2 will feature a Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 processor, a generous 16 GB of RAM, a high-resolution 2K folding display, and fast 66W charging capabilities. When folded, the phone features hinges on one side and a fingerprint scanner on the other.
In the camera department, the device boasts three lenses, with the primary camera housing a 50MP sensor with an f/1.9 aperture. Leaks also indicate the presence of a ~2.5x portrait lens and a 16mm ultra-wide camera on the rear, enhancing its photography capabilities.
The rumored price tag for the Honor Magic Vs2 in China is $1233 before tariffs and taxes. Similar to the Magic V2’s availability in Europe and other markets, the Magic Vs2 is expected to follow suit.
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