Honor is starting to lift the curtain on its next foldable, the Honor Magic V6, ahead of its global debut at MWC 2026. With just days to go before the March 1 launch in Barcelona, the company has shared early camera samples and revealed a new color option, both clearly meant to build anticipation.
On Weibo, Honor’s imaging team posted a set of sample photos taken with the upcoming Magic V6. The company continues to lean on its AiMAGE branding, first introduced at MWC last year, which blends on-device AI processing with cloud-assisted enhancements. According to Honor, this setup improves clarity, zoom performance, and overall scene optimization.
The shared images highlight strong detail retention and balanced color reproduction, at least in the curated examples shown. Telephoto shots appear sharp, and low-light scenes seem well controlled. Of course, these are official samples, so real-world performance will need independent verification. Still, the message is clear: Honor wants the Magic V6 to compete not just with other foldables, but with top-tier slab flagships on camera quality.
Alongside the imaging teasers, Honor also unveiled a new “Red Rabbit” color variant. The finish features what the company describes as eco-friendly velvet leather with a nano-coating for durability. Visually, it’s a deep red tone accented with gold detailing around the circular camera module.
Under the hood, the Magic V6 is confirmed to run on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, bringing expected gains in performance and power efficiency.
With competition intensifying among foldable makers, incremental upgrades may no longer be enough. Honor seems intent on pushing both design and camera performance to stand out.
We’ll get the complete picture at MWC. For now, the Magic V6 looks like a foldable that’s aiming high, both in hardware and presentation.
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