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The HONOR Magic V3 information just keeps on coming. HONOR recently announced that the phone will launch on July 12, and the company also shared the design of the phone with the public. On top of that, various real-life images surfaced too, in all colors. With that being said, some HONOR Magic V3 camera samples were shared (unofficial ones), while some additional information arrived.
The HONOR Magic V3 camera samples are now available
If you check out the gallery below, you’ll see the images in question. Do note that they’ve been compressed, though. You can access their original versions by clicking here.
These images are nothing to write home about, to be quite honest. They’re vibrant and bright, but in one of them, the focus seems to be off, while in the other the colors are a bit off. As per usual, we won’t be making any conclusions until we’ve had the chance to test out the phone. Last year’s model offered a good camera, but nowhere near the top camera smartphones. This year’s model is expected to be an improvement, so let’s wait and see.
We already know that a 50-megapixel main camera will offer OIS support. On top of that, a periscope telephoto camera will be a part of the package this time around. That was not the case with the Magic V2. 3.5x optical zoom is tipped.
The device will be immensely thin for a book-style foldable, even thinner than the Magic V2
Having said that, the HONOR Magic V3 will also be even thinner than its predecessor. It will be 9.7mm thick, while the Magic V2 is 9.9mm thick when folded. The phone is also tipped to weigh 226 grams, so it’ll be even lighter than the Magic V2.
The device will allegedly pack in a 5,200mAh battery, and offer an IPX8 water resistance. 66W wired charging will be on offer, while some rumors even say that wireless charging will be supported, but we somehow doubt that.
The display crease will be minimal
Now, if you check out the image below, you’ll see the Magic V3’s main display and its crease. It’s minimal, as expected. It was minimal on the Magic V2, and the same will be the case here, which is great.
It’s also worth noting that the Magic V3 will feature the industry’s first 10% silicon high-density battery. It will be 4.4% thinner than the battery unit HONOR used inside the Magic V2.
Everything will be revealed in only four days, on July 12, so stay tuned.