I’ve spent months with the Honor Magic V6, and no other foldable can touch it for durability or battery life
TechRadar Verdict The Honor Magic V6 is an iterative improvement on its predecessor, delivering a more refined software experience and improved specs, alongside leading durability and battery life in the foldable category. It’s still expensive, though, and tends to run hot under heavy loads, causing some slowdown. Jump To: Price & availability Specs Design Display Cameras Camera samples Performance Software Battery Should I buy it?
- ▪TechRadar Verdict The Honor Magic V6 is an iterative improvement on its predecessor, delivering a more refined software experience and improved specs, alongside leading durability and battery life in the foldable category.
- ▪It’s still expensive, though, and tends to run hot under heavy loads, causing some slowdown.
- ▪Jump To: Price & availability Specs Design Display Cameras Camera samples Performance Software Battery Should I buy it?
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TechRadar Verdict The Honor Magic V6 is an iterative improvement on its predecessor, delivering a more refined software experience and improved specs, alongside leading durability and battery life in the foldable category. It’s still expensive, though, and tends to run hot under heavy loads, causing some slowdown. Check Amazon Pros +Best-in-class battery life +Impressively slim +Stylish, if unexciting, design +Leading water resistance +Almost invisible crease +Strong camera setup Cons -Runs hot under heavy loads -Fingerprint reader can be hit and miss -Not many upgrades compared to the V5 Best picks for you Best Honor phones: the top Honor handsets you should consider TechRadar's picks for the best foldable phones The best phone 2026 Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing…
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