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The Honor Magic V, the first flagship folding phone with a Snapdragon 8 chipset, will be officially shipped in China tomorrow (January 18), priced from 9,999 RMB (about HK$12,270). If there is no accident, you will have the opportunity to see the national version of this device on the shelves in the local street as soon as this weekend.
At present, Honor has launched two storage configuration options for the Honor Magic V in China, which are the 12+256 standard priced at RMB 9,999 (approximately HK$12,270), and the 12+512 high-profile model sold at RMB 10,999 (approximately HK$13,500). . Since the domestic market will officially ship tomorrow (January 18) morning, as usual, the local market will have the opportunity to return the Chinese version of Magic V in the next two or three days.
Taking the first folding screen phone on the Snapdragon 8 platform as its selling point, the Magic V uses a 7.9-inch 2,272 x 1,984 resolution main screen with a drop-shaped hinge folding radius of only 2.5mm, with a 90Hz frame refresh rate, 1 billion colors, 100% DCI-P3 color gamut and Support HDR10+. For photography functions, the mobile phone provides three sets of 50-megapixel main lens solutions, which integrate standard, wide-angle and spectral enhancement shooting functions. It is also equipped with a 4,750mAh dual-cell battery and supports 66W flash charging.
Source: Honor (China), Fast Technology