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The HONOR Magic Vs2 is coming soon, and the company’s Global MarCom lead has just revealed its design. HONOR teased the phone’s arrival yesterday, by confirming that the phone will launch on October 12.
The HONOR Magic Vs2 design gets revealed one day before its launch
Having said that, the device will launch in China, along with the HONOR Watch 4 Pro, which you can also see in the image provided above. Let’s focus on the HONOR Magic Vs2 first, though.
The phone does look quite similar to the Magic V2. The HONOR Magic V2 is the company’s most powerful foldable at the moment, and also the thinnest book-style foldable on the market.
The Magic Vs2 is said to be even thinner, but it’s unfortunately rumored to include the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC, not the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. That chip is inferior, though still immensely powerful.
This phone will cost less than the Magic V2
The HONOR Magic Vs2 will aim for a lower price tag, and will likely be available outside of China. Its predecessor, the Magic Vs, did launch globally. The HONOR Magic V did not, and neither has the Magic V2, at least not yet.
We’d rather see the Magic V2 launch outside of China, in all honesty, due to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, it’s possible only the Magic Vs2 will. We’re only guessing at this point, though, let’s wait and see what will happen.
The device, as you can see, has three cameras on the back, inside a camera island that resembles the one on the Magic V2. Glass is on the back of this model, along with an interesting finish that reflects the light in an interesting way. We’ve seen something similar on the Magic V2 as well.
It will look basically the same as the HONOR Magic V2
You can also see the phone unfolded in the provided image. The device will include a display camera hole on the inner display too, and very thin bezels as well. In all honesty, this seems to be a more affordable variant of the Magic V2. The two phones look very similar.
The HONOR Watch 4 Pro, on the flip side, has a circular display, and will include two buttons on the right side. One of them you can clearly see here, and it doubles as a rotating crown.