Screenshots have confirmed the two battery configurations for the upcoming Honor Magic V6 foldable. The device will launch in two distinct variants, each offering different features and battery capacities to cater to different user needs.
Two Versions, Different Capabilities
The Honor Magic V5 successor comes in two models. The PNM-AN20 variant includes BeiDou satellite messaging connectivity and packs a massive 7,150mAh battery. This marks the largest battery capacity ever seen on a foldable smartphone. It also supports blazing-fast 120W wired charging, which only one other foldable has achieved before.
The second variant, model PNM-AN10, skips the satellite connectivity but still delivers solid specs. It features a 6,850mAh battery with 80W fast charging support. While smaller than its sibling, this battery still outperforms most current foldables on the market.
The two versions of the Honor Magic V6: PNM-AN20 (satellite) • PNM-AN10 (no satellite)
Battery and Charging Improvements
Both Magic V6 variants beat the previous generation comfortably. The international Magic V5 shipped with a 5,820mAh battery, while the Chinese model had 6,100mAh. Those models topped out at 66W wired charging with 50W wireless support.
Memory configurations differ between the two models. The satellite-enabled PNM-AN20 will offer 12GB/256GB and 16GB/1TB options. The standard PNM-AN10 shows a 16GB/512GB variant in the screenshots, with a 12GB/256GB base model also expected.
Honor Magic V6 design
Internal Hardware and Camera
The screenshots also reveal Honor's custom silicon inside the Magic V6. The company developed both the C1+ wireless chip and E2 power management chip in-house. These components work alongside the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor to optimize performance and efficiency.
Camera capabilities should impress as well. The Magic V6 will reportedly feature a 200MP main camera sensor, matching the high-resolution trend in flagship smartphones.
Official Launch at MWC
Honor has confirmed the Magic V6 will debut at MWC later this month. The company will also showcase its Robot Phone at the event, featuring more functionality than the prototype shown at CES earlier this year.
Honor generated buzz for the device last week when Olympic gold medalist Xu Mengtao was spotted using the Magic V6 at the Winter Olympics. The company has since released an official teaser video confirming the launch.
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