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HONOR’s iPhone Air competitor has 4 camera lenses, and a massive 8,000mAh battery

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If you squint, this looks like an iPhone Air. If you stop squinting, you notice it has an extra camera and an 8,000mAh battery that makes Apple’s thinness obsession look a little silly. HONOR just dropped its new 500 series in China, and the design inspiration is so obvious it circles back around to being bold. The phone’s flat metal sides, clean glass back, and minimalist aesthetic are all lifted straight from the modern flagship playbook. But this isn’t just another clone chasing a trend. HONOR took that familiar, premium silhouette and decided to fill it with hardware that directly challenges the compromises often made for the sake of design.

The entire strategy seems to hinge on that visual familiarity. Both the Honor 500 and 500 Pro are physically identical to each other, sharing a 7.75mm thin frame that feels deliberately calibrated offer slimness without the exaggeration and the spec-caveat. They even have the same 6.55-inch, 120Hz AMOLED display, so the experience up front is consistent. Instead of making the Pro a bigger, more unwieldy device, HONOR made the spec sheet the only real differentiator. It’s a clever way to offer a choice between “great” and “even better” without forcing a change in ergonomics.

Designer: HONOR

The standard Honor 500 (above), packs a dual-camera system led by a 200MP main sensor with OIS, co-developed with Samsung, and a 12MP ultra-wide. But the Pro model (below) is where they really lean in, adding a third lens to the mix and upgrading the stabilization for even steadier shots. It’s the clearest indicator of who each phone is for; the 500 is for the person who wants the look and the battery, while the Pro is for the user who wants all that plus a more versatile camera system.

Of course, the real headline grabber is the absolute monster of a battery hiding inside that slim chassis. HONOR managed to pack 8,000mAh cells into both standard AND Pro variants… that’s more than double of the iPhone Air’s 3,149mAh battery. The standard 500 gets 80W wired charging and a handy 27W reverse wired charging feature to share power. The Pro takes it a step further by adding 50W wireless charging, giving it the full suite of flagship power options. This single spec feels like a direct shot at every phone that dies before the day is over, turning the Honor 500 into an endurance champion disguised as a fashion phone.

The Pro justifies its title with a few other key upgrades under the hood. While both phones are expected to run on fast LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.0 storage, the Pro offers a higher 1TB storage ceiling compared to the standard model’s 512GB max. It also features a more advanced 3D ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, which is typically faster and more reliable than the optical sensor found in the base 500. Add in an enhanced RF chip for better connectivity, and the Pro’s premium becomes a collection of small but meaningful quality-of-life improvements.

Beyond those differences, the foundation for both phones is surprisingly robust. You get an IP68/IP69/IP69K rating for serious water and dust resistance, along with stereo speakers, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.0, and even an IR blaster. With launch pricing in China starting at 2,699 yuan ($381 USD) for the 500 and 3,599 yuan ($508) for the Pro, the value proposition is clear. HONOR is betting that people want a phone that looks like an iPhone Air but runs like a marathoner, and they’re not afraid to make the comparison impossible to ignore.

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Honor’s $84 projector supports stylus input and turns any wall into a giant touchscreen

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Why sketch on a 15″ tablet when you could draw on a 150″ virtual screen? Honor just announced the Choice AI Projector Air, and it wants to turn your living room wall into the world’s cheapest interactive whiteboard. For 599 yuan (roughly 84 dollars), you get a compact 1080p LCD projector with stylus input, gesture controls, and enough quirks to make it feel less like a home theater device and more like a tablet that escaped its bezels. It ships in China starting December 8 in white and purple, and the spec sheet suggests Honor is betting that interaction matters more than raw brightness at this price.

The basics are straightforward: 1080p resolution, 280 CVIA lumens, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0, HDMI 2.0, and a 5W speaker. The interesting part is what happens when you pair it with the stylus. You can tap UI elements, sketch on the wall, play pen-driven games, or just draw terrible stick figures during game night while your friends yell out Pictionary guesses. The projector also supports gesture controls and can tilt up to 160 degrees, so ceiling projection is on the table. Honor hasn’t said much about tracking accuracy or the software ecosystem yet, but the concept is clear: instead of just throwing pixels at a surface, this thing wants you to interact with them. Whether it pulls that off or just ends up as a novelty feature depends entirely on execution.

Designer: HONOR

This approach is a clever way to sidestep the usual budget projector arms race. Instead of trying to compete in the crowded market of generic streaming boxes that just happen to have a lens, Honor is creating a new niche. The “AI” in the name likely refers to the practical computer vision tasks handled by its Hisilicon chip, powering features like gesture recognition and intelligent image correction for things like obstacle avoidance and keystone adjustments. It is not about generative art, but about making the device smarter and more intuitive to use, which feels like a more honest application of the term in a device this affordable.

Of course, the experience will live or die by its responsiveness. A laggy stylus on a giant screen would be an exercise in frustration, and finicky gesture controls are often more trouble than they are worth. The 280 CVIA lumens rating also means this is strictly a lights-off device, destined for dim bedrooms and movie nights, not sunlit living rooms. But these are acceptable trade-offs for the price. Honor isn’t trying to build a perfect projector; it’s trying to build an interesting one. For about 84 dollars, the company is not just selling a piece of hardware, it is selling a clever, interactive experiment, and that is far more compelling than another anonymous black box.

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Honor’s MagicPad 2 has an AI-Powered Display that can ‘Reverse Myopia’: Understanding ‘Defocus Displays’

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If you’re a millennial, you probably, at one point in time, had a parent who said staring at a screen for too long would ruin your eyesight. I dismissed this as an urban myth, but let’s just look at the facts – more than 75% of the world’s adults wear glasses (either for near or far-sightedness). Call it a coincidence or not, our eyesight is getting worse as a species, and it turns out screens do play a role. Myopia, or nearsightedness, has skyrocketed, with experts predicting that half of the world’s population could be affected by 2050. Staring at screens for prolonged periods forces our eyes to focus at a fixed distance, leading to eye strain, discomfort, and the gradual deterioration of vision. With more time spent on screens during work, study, or entertainment, the strain on our eyes is becoming a major health issue.

Honor’s solution comes at an ideal time. The company claims its AI-powered Defocus Display in the MagicPad 2 (and other devices like the Magic V3) is designed to reduce eye strain and potentially even reverse the effects of myopia.

What Is A ‘Defocus Display’?

The Defocus Display is Honor’s secret sauce to eye care, driven by AI algorithms and vision science. The idea is simple but sophisticated: mimic the natural defocusing process that happens when our eyes look at objects at varying distances in the real world. In traditional screens, pixels stay static and crisp regardless of how close or far the viewer’s eyes are from the display, causing the eye’s ciliary muscles to strain from constant focus at one distance.

Honor’s Defocus Display, however, dynamically adjusts the sharpness of certain parts of the screen, similar to how a camera lens focuses on objects at different distances. This creates a more natural viewing experience that forces the eyes to subtly change focus as they would in real-world environments, reducing eye strain and helping the eyes relax.

The company suggests that this natural fluctuation can even slow the progression of myopia, though this part is still being explored by medical professionals. The technology, combined with Honor’s software smarts, adjusts the visual experience based on the user’s needs and viewing patterns, aiming to keep prolonged screen use from becoming a burden on your eyes.

AI at the Helm: How It All Works

At the core of the Defocus Display technology is AI, a buzzword that’s practically mandatory in modern tech. But here, it’s not just hype. Honor’s display system uses real-time data from your viewing habits, ambient light, and the angle at which you hold the tablet to fine-tune its visual output.

If you’re using the MagicPad 2 to read an article or watch a movie, the AI analyzes how you’re interacting with the screen. It automatically adjusts the level of defocus so your eyes aren’t locked into a single focal plane for hours. In essence, it’s taking the concept of “digital wellness” and giving it a mechanical solution, directly at the hardware level.

This feature also integrates with the device’s overall eye-care modes, like automatic blue light reduction and brightness adaptation, to further safeguard your peepers from screen-induced fatigue, as well as ensure your Circadian rhythm doesn’t go haywire.

Does It Really Reverse Myopia?

The claim that the Defocus Display can “reverse” myopia is where things get both exciting and a bit murky. Honor’s technology seems to be based on the idea that by reducing eye strain and encouraging natural focal adjustments, the onset of myopia might slow down. It’s worth noting that while there is research supporting the concept of using visual defocus for myopia management, it’s still early days in terms of solid, widespread proof.

What’s clear is that Defocus Display aims to help maintain long-term eye health. While it may not be a magic cure for everyone, its potential benefits for reducing eye strain could be a game-changer for those glued to screens for hours on end.

Is This the Future of Screens?

Honor’s foray into AI-powered display tech is undeniably innovative, and the Defocus Display might be the first of many steps toward making our screen time healthier. Beyond just Honor, other manufacturers are likely to explore similar technology in the near future, especially as consumers become more health-conscious about their digital habits.

For now, the Honor MagicPad 2 and Magic V3 are leading the charge, offering a glimpse of what’s possible when AI and vision science meet. It’s not often that a tablet or phone tries to actively reduce the harm it could do, and in a market crowded with tech specs like battery life, screen resolution, and processing power, it’s refreshing to see a feature that focuses on something so vital yet so often overlooked: our eyes.

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HONOR MagicBook Art 14 Hands-On at IFA 2024: Honor just Killed Apple’s MacBook Notch in the Best Way

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Not only is the HONOR MagicBook Art 14 thinner AND lighter than Apple’s latest MacBook Air, it happens to have more ports, thinner bezels, and a higher screen-to-body ratio. However, the most impressive part about the entire laptop is the visible lack of a notch in the screen, like the one on Apple’s MacBook series. Honor’s solution is equal parts bizarre and clever – a magnetic snap-on camera accessory that docks inside the laptop when you’re not using it.

This rather innovative camera accessory measures a few millimeters and fits right inside the laptop’s body when not in use. However, when you need to attend a video call, the camera module pops right out of the side of the laptop, and magnetically attaches to the top of the laptop screen. The solution circumvents Apple’s notch problem, while also giving you a convenient privacy filter – you can simply pull the camera off to disconnect it.

The MagicBook Art 14’s camera outputs 1080p videos, and uses a powerful set of magnets to automatically connect either to its docking point on the side of the laptop, or the connection hub on the top of the screen. The super-slim camera module doesn’t sport a battery, which means it automatically powers down if disconnected. Pogo-pins on the camera’s base let you instantly connect the module to your laptop. No software, no drivers, no Bluetooth, no configuring… nothing. Snap on, and the camera starts working… snap off, and it is physically disconnected. The only caveat is that you do stand a chance of potentially losing the webcam if you aren’t careful. Honor doesn’t mention if the webcam module is available separately (just in case you lose yours), but it does have incredibly strong magnets, so when it’s attached, you can rest assured that it won’t accidentally fall off.

The snap-to-connect camera feels so simple and intuitive that it makes USB webcams look sluggish. The camera has the form factor of a tiny thumb drive, and includes the camera itself, the pogo-pin connectors, the powerful rare-earth magnets, and a tiny light that glows when the camera’s connected. A notification displays on the laptop screen to tell you whether the camera’s paired properly or not. It’ll even let you know if the camera is stowed in the side of the laptop.

The coolest part, however, is that the camera is reversible – another feature that allows the MagicBook Art 14 to stand out against the MacBook or any other laptop. Flip the camera over and dock it facing the other way, and you have a front-facing camera, perfect for presentations. You can literally flip the camera in the middle of a meeting and the video automatically flips over.

Flip the camera 180 degrees for front-facing video.

The HONOR MagicBook Art 14 is thinner AND lighter than the MacBook Air, while still boasting a larger 14-inch screen. Honor’s CEO pointed out that despite this, it also has a USB-A and HDMI port apart from 2 USB-C ports, outpacing the MacBook Air even in port quantity. The MagicBook Air 14 was announced at IFA 2024, although there’s no official word on price yet.

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HONOR Magic V3: Thinnest Foldable Phone Showcased with AI-Powered Tablet and Laptop at IFA 2024

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At the prestigious IFA 2024 in Berlin, HONOR captivated the tech world with the launch of three innovative products: the HONOR Magic V3 folding phone, the MagicPad 2 tablet, and the MagicBook Art 14 laptop. Each device pushes the boundaries of design and technology, setting new standards in their respective categories. Honor’s latest devices showcase an approach to innovation that feels refreshing – more than just cramming higher-specs into their devices, the company’s working on using AI to make them better (in ways that Apple and Google aren’t), while still managing to design products that are delightful to look at and use. In fact, HONOR’s latest foldable measures even thinner than the iPad Pro when opened flat (the company even issued a snarky apology to Samsung for outshining them). The MagicBook Art 14 laptop one-ups Apple too, with a camera accessory that keeps the bezel notch-free. A lot of these devices go beyond just the spec wars. We’re at a point where companies are actually doing things differently to make their gadgets stand out. Take for instance the HONOR V3 Fold’s ability to detect deepfake audio and video calls. Here’s a look at what HONOR announced today:

HONOR Magic V3: The Pinnacle of Folding Technology

HONOR’s latest foldable smartphone, the Magic V3, represents a significant leap forward in both design and functionality. Measuring an impressive 9.2mm in thickness when folded, and an astonishing 4.35mm when unfolded, the Magic V3 is the slimmest foldable phone on the market. Weighing just 226 grams, it’s also lighter than many conventional smartphones, which makes it both portable and comfortable to hold.

Under the hood, the Magic V3 is powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, ensuring top-tier performance for all tasks, from gaming to multitasking. The phone features a 7.92-inch inner display with a 10:9 aspect ratio and a 6.43-inch outer display. Both screens offer remarkable brightness, with peak brightness reaching up to 1600 nits on the inner display, making it highly readable even in direct sunlight. The 120Hz refresh rate provides a smooth and responsive user experience, whether you’re scrolling through apps or watching videos.

HONOR has focused heavily on durability with this release. The phone is constructed using HONOR Aerospace Spatial Fiber, which boasts a tensile strength of 5,800 MPa—100% stronger than steel. This material, combined with a hinge mechanism that is just 2.84mm thin, ensures the Magic V3 can withstand over 500,000 folds, equating to more than 13 years of daily use. The inner screen is protected by Honor Super Amp Inner Screen technology, which significantly enhances impact resistance, while the outer screen is fortified with a Nano Crystal Shield for superior scratch and drop resistance.

Photography enthusiasts will appreciate the Magic V3’s camera capabilities. It is the first HONOR phone to feature a periscope telephoto camera, alongside a 40MP ultra-wide camera. With the industry-first AI-enabled Harcourt portrait mode (developed alongside French photography powerhouse Studio Harcourt), users can capture studio-quality photos with ease. The AI-powered 4K camera is designed for shooting in various conditions, including while the device is hovering, thanks to its innovative folding design. HONOR’s managed to extend that AI ability to phone and video calls too, with the V3 being able to detect audio and video deepfakes, notifying you in case you’re on a fraudulent call.

HONOR MagicPad 2: Redefining the Tablet Experience

Next up is the HONOR MagicPad 2, a tablet that sets new benchmarks in display technology and versatility. The MagicPad 2 features a 12.9-inch OLED display with a 3K resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate, providing stunning visuals with ultra-high contrast of 1,000,000:1. The display’s 92% screen-to-body ratio, coupled with thin bezels, creates an immersive viewing experience that rivals even the most premium tablets on the market.

Weighing in at just 599 grams and only 5.8mm thick, the MagicPad 2 is incredibly portable, yet durable. The tablet’s back cover is crafted from a new lightweight fiber, reducing weight by 45% while increasing strength by 24%. This results in a device that is both easy to carry and resilient, with SGS certification for bending resistance.

The MagicPad 2 is packed with AI-powered features that enhance productivity and creativity. The tablet’s AI-defocus display technology, which was first seen in HONOR’s flagship phones, is now available on the MagicPad 2, reducing eye strain during prolonged use. Additionally, the device supports dynamic dimming, low blue light, and circadian night display, all designed to protect users’ eyes. If you marveled at the iPad Pro’s new Math Notes upgrade, the MagicPad 2 packs a similar feature, with the ability to recognize handwriting, and solve equations on the fly. Tablets might just become illegal in classrooms!

Audio is another strong suit of the MagicPad 2. With on-device AI enabling spatial audio, the tablet delivers an IMAX Enhanced sound experience, perfect for streaming movies on platforms like Disney+. On the software front, the tablet runs an AI-enabled OS, offering features like Magic Ring for seamless file transfers and Magic Capsule for efficient notification management. For students and professionals, the tablet’s AI-powered voice-to-text conversion and formula recognition features make note-taking and mathematical input more efficient than ever before.

HONOR MagicBook Art 14: A Laptop That Blends Power with Elegance

Rounding out HONOR’s IFA 2024 lineup is the MagicBook Art 14, a laptop that marries cutting-edge performance with a sleek, artistic design. With a thickness of just 1 centimeter and a weight of approximately 1 kilogram, the MagicBook Art 14 is one of the lightest and thinnest laptops available, yet it does not compromise on power or functionality.

The laptop’s 3.1K OLED touchscreen with a 120Hz refresh rate offers vibrant colors and sharp details, making it ideal for creative professionals. The 97% screen-to-body ratio, achieved through ultra-thin 2.2mm bezels, provides a nearly edge-to-edge display, enhancing the visual experience.

The MagicBook Art 14 is powered by the latest Intel® Core™ Ultra 7 Processor processor, delivering exceptional performance for demanding tasks, whether it’s video editing, 3D rendering, or gaming. The laptop also features six AI-enabled speakers and a spatial audio engine, ensuring crystal-clear sound whether you’re in a video conference or watching a movie.

One of the standout features of the MagicBook Art 14 is also its innovative magnetic camera, which is detachable and easily attaches to the top of the screen when needed. This design not only enhances privacy by allowing users to store the camera away when not in use but also adds a layer of security with its strong magnetic connection and system alerts.

HONOR Watch 5: The Perfect Blend of Style and Functionality

Honor also introduced the HONOR Watch 5 at IFA 2024, a smartwatch designed for both style and functionality. Weighing just 35 grams and measuring 11mm in thickness, it’s exceptionally lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear. The watch features a 1.85-inch AMOLED color display with a resolution of 450×390 pixels and 322 PPI, offering a vivid and responsive user experience.

Powered by a silicon-carbon battery with a 480mAh capacity, the HONOR Watch 5 delivers an impressive 15-day battery life, thanks to its Turbo X Smart Power Management system. It’s equipped with essential health-tracking features, including heart rate monitoring, SpO2 tracking, and sleep analysis. The watch also boasts the AccuTrack positioning system, which significantly enhances GPS accuracy for more precise activity tracking.

Beyond health monitoring, the HONOR Watch 5 supports notifications for calls, messages, and apps, ensuring users stay connected. It offers multiple sports modes and 5ATM water resistance, making it suitable for various activities, including swimming. With customizable watch faces and a sleek design, the HONOR Watch 5 is both a practical tool and a stylish accessory, seamlessly integrating into daily life.

As HONOR continues to push the boundaries of innovation, the Watch 5, Magic V3, MagicPad 2, and MagicBook Art 14 exemplify the brand’s commitment to delivering devices that are not only cutting-edge but also designed with the user’s experience at the forefront. With these new releases, HONOR solidifies its position as a leader in the tech industry.

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Honor’s Ridiculously Slim Magic V3 Folding Phone grabs a Guinness World Record by sitting on a House of Cards

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Bryan Berg, the renowned American architect and card-stacking virtuoso, has once again pushed the boundaries of human ingenuity and set a new world record for the tallest house of cards. This extraordinary achievement, accomplished in a mere eight hours, has a tech spin to it. Sitting atop this colossal 54-level card tower is Honor’s Magic V3 foldable phone. Aside from being the world’s thinnest phone, measuring just 4.35mm when opened completely (that’s thinner than the 2024 iPad Pro), the phone clocks in at just 226 grams… that was enough for Berg to gingerly place it on top of his record-setting colossal structure – constructed without the aid of glue, wiring, or any metalwork.

The Guinness World Records adjudicator, Thomas Bradford, was on hand to witness this extraordinary feat and certify the new record. The challenge was far from straightforward, as Berg required a near-airtight environment with high humidity to ensure the cards’ cooperation throughout the building process. To achieve these conditions, seven humidifiers were set up in the room, creating a rather stuffy atmosphere for the crew tasked with capturing the momentous occasion on film.

Undeterred by the challenging environment, Berg worked tirelessly for the majority of the eight-hour period, taking only brief pauses for hydration and sustenance. His consistent pace, averaging five or six levels per hour, culminated in the placement of the HONOR Magic V3 atop the completed structure, signaling the end of his monumental endeavor… but more importantly, redefining the term ‘ultralight’ in the context of foldables and tech in general.

Berg’s latest record-breaking achievement adds to his impressive track record of card-stacking accomplishments. His previous record for the tallest playing card structure, standing at 7.86 meters, has remained unbroken since 2007. Over the years, Berg has consistently pushed the limits of his craft, repeatedly breaking and reestablishing his own world records. This attempt, in collaboration with HONOR, also sets a record just before the company takes the stage at IFA 2024 to showcase its products for the year.

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Honor Magic V3 Leaked and Rumored to Have a Crazy Thin Foldable at 6mm with Advanced Features Set to Impress

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Honor has been a significant player in the smartphone world, particularly with its foldable devices. The Honor Magic V2 set a high standard with its sleek design and impressive features. Now, with the Magic V3 on the horizon, Honor is set to push the envelope even further. Let’s take a closer look at what made the Magic V2 special, including the Porsche Edition, and what we can expect from the upcoming Magic V3.

Designer: HONOR

The Honor Magic V2 quickly became a favorite among tech enthusiasts when it launched. At just 9.90 mm thick, it was one of the slimmest foldable phones available. This was no small feat, considering it still packed all the high-end features you’d expect from a flagship device. The design of the Magic V2 blended style with practicality seamlessly. The hinge mechanism was designed to be both smooth and durable. The use of lightweight materials made the phone easy to handle without feeling flimsy. The Porsche Edition of the Magic V2 added an extra layer of sophistication. With premium materials and a unique design, it offered something special for those who appreciate finer details.

Honor Magic V2 Porsche Edition

The Magic V2 featured a bright and vivid display that made everything look great, whether you were browsing, watching videos, or playing games. Performance was top-notch too, thanks to its powerful internals that handled everything smoothly, from multitasking to demanding apps. Battery life on the Magic V2 was impressive, lasting through a full day of use without any issues. When it did need a charge, the 66W wired charging ensured it powered up quickly, minimizing downtime. The camera setup on the Magic V2 was another highlight. The 50 MP “eagle eye camera” captured detailed and vibrant photos, making it a reliable companion for photography enthusiasts.

While Honor has been tight-lipped about the specifics, leaks and rumors have given us a good idea of what to expect from the Magic V3. The upcoming device is rumored to be even thinner than the Magic V2, potentially around 6.xx mm. This would make it one of the slimmest foldable phones on the market, continuing Honor’s tradition of pushing design boundaries. The Magic V3 is expected to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, promising fast and efficient performance. In addition to standard connectivity options, the Magic V3 will support “5.5G” and satellite connectivity (in China), ensuring you stay connected in more places and more ways than before.

Battery capacity is expected to be between 5,000 mAh and 5,990 mAh, with the same fast 66W charging. This means you’ll get long battery life and quick recharges, just like with the Magic V2. The camera setup is another area where the Magic V3 is expected to excel, featuring a 50 MP “eagle eye camera” that promises high-quality photos. An ultra-thin USB Type-C connector is also anticipated, fitting perfectly with the overall sleek design of the device.

Honor’s Magic V2 set a high bar, but the Magic V3 looks set to surpass it. The combination of a thinner design, powerful performance, advanced connectivity, and robust battery life makes the upcoming Magic V3 a highly anticipated device. With the advancements hinted at in the leaks, it seems Honor is ready to redefine the standards for foldable smartphones once again. As we look forward to its debut at MWC Shanghai 2024, the Honor Magic V3 is set to impress and push the boundaries of what a foldable phone can be.

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