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There will be two models of the Honor Magic V6. One of them will feature BeiDou satellite messaging, while the other one won’t carry it.
The major difference between the two versions is that the Magic V6 with model number PNM-AN20 will carry satellite connectivity and a large 7,150mAh battery. This seems to be the biggest yet on a foldable. Also, it will support 120W fast charging. Then, the version without satellite connectivity, the PNM-AN10, will feature a smaller 6,850mAh battery and will support only 80W charging. It will still be fast though.
The model that supports satellite connectivity (PNM-AN20) will come in 12GB/256GB and 16GB/1TB. While the version that doesn’t support satellite (PNM-AN10) will receive a 16GB/512GB configuration. Since it’s the base model, it’s also expected to come in 12GB/256GB.
Moreso, there are the C1+ wireless chip and E2 power management chip developed in-house at Honor. It’s still expected that the device will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 as well as feature a 200MP main camera.
In the past week, the Magic V6 was spotted at the Winter Olympics in the hands of gold medalist, Xu Mengta. The company has already confirmed that it will unveil the Honor Magic V6 at the MWC. The Robot Phone will be showcased alongside Magic V6. Unlike what was seen at CES, it will be a more functional version.