Honor Magic V6
Width: 74.5mm (2.93in) Released: Mar 13, 2026
Form: FOLD
13+11+13+12+12+5+4+0+5+5 = 80
OH Rank & Score
Honor Magic V6 is #8 on OH Rank with a score of 80, independently rated across ten fixed categories.
Key Facts
ChipsetSnapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5
Battery6660 mAh
Charging80W charging
Screen brightness1600 nits
Screen resolution400 ppi
IP ratingIP69
Main camera50MP main camera
FOLD SUPERIOR* TOP Selfie* TOP Software* TOP Desktop Replacement
Score Breakdown
Editorial
Honor turned on the heat with V6 by redesigning the hinge, getting the IP69 protection and putting a 6600mAh battery into a 4mm thick phone (when opend). Pictures V6 takes are probably better then what any other foldable can make, videos are solid but the phone shines in all things software with tons of features, 7 years of Magic OS updates and a full multi window, multitasking environment on it's inner screen and beyond.
Pros & Cons
PROs
excellent build, only 8.8mm thick when folded, fast Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 with UFS 4.1 performance (but will throttle heavily under very big load), excellent 36hr endurance for a foldable with a 6660mAh Si-C battery (bigger in China models) and sub-60min 80W (66W wireless) charging, 2 >400ppi LTPO OLED Dolby Vision screens with 4320Hz high PWM dimming, cover screen has >1600nits of brightness, full IP69 protection - a first on a foldable phone, excellent 50MP 23mm OIS main + 64MP 70mm OIS telephoto + 50MP 13mm ultrawide (all PDAF) setup, 2 20MP 21mm selfie cameras, good video recording, extensive list of AI and other features in MagicOS with 7 years of OS updates, multi window desktop replacement with very fast USB-C 3.1 with Display Port and OTG, stylus support on both screens,
CONs
the inner screen has sub-1200nits brightness, no AF on selfie cameras (but you'll probably use the main camera for selfies on a foldable), no expandable memory, no stylus included in the box
Compare to Similar Phones
Every phone on OH Phones is scored by me on the same ten categories, with no ads, sponsorships, or manufacturer relationships — objectively and honestly.