Essential Information
- Honor’s Magic V5 foldable has allegedly surfaced in China’s 3C Certification database, showcasing a potential upgrade for its charger.
- The listing indicates that the phone’s charging capability will increase to 80W, improved from the earlier 66W.
- An older rumor about the Magic V5 mentions that Honor may be preparing to include a substantial 6,000mAh battery.
Honor’s forthcoming foldable is reportedly gaining significant attention ahead of its release.
A report from NotebookCheck elaborated on the appearance of the Honor Magic V5 foldable within China’s 3C Certification database. This listing signifies Honor’s ongoing development of the device as it acquires the required certification; however, it also offers a glimpse at another purported enhancement. The article revealed a listing that outlined two chargers for the different Magic V5 models.
As per the database, both chargers have upped their power to support 80W charging capabilities.
The details become quite intriguing, as the article highlights one of these 80W chargers with the model number HN-200400C00. It mentions that this charger was included with the Honor Power in April; however, consumers only experienced 66W charging capabilities with the device. There is speculation that Honor might allow this charger to operate “uncapped” to fully unleash its potential on the Magic V5.
Additionally, the report spotted Honor listings for two Magic V5 variants, which seems somewhat unusual. The article suggests these devices are likely identical and not two separate models with drastically different specifications.
Focus on Battery Life
As we await Honor’s rumored summer launch timeline for the Magic V5, another rumor from May discussed its possible battery upgrade. The Chinese manufacturer’s foldable reportedly appeared in the MIIT and 3C Certification databases earlier this year, showcasing an impressive 6,000mAh battery. Due to its foldable design, the device contains a dual-cell configuration: 2,070mAh and 3,880mAh.
While this technically totals 5,950mAh, Honor will likely round that up to 6,000mAh for promotional and marketing purposes. More significantly, this represents a substantial battery upgrade from the Magic V3’s 5,150mAh battery. Users can expect extended usage from their device while browsing and viewing videos. Furthermore, if the charger upgrade proceeds as anticipated, it may allow for quicker recharging.
Another yet-to-be-specified detail about the Magic V5 is whether Honor will slim it down even further. The Magic V3 was already 9.2mm thick when folded, and it’s evident that thin phones have become highly desirable recently.
In the meantime, reports suggest Honor is set to unveil the Magic V5 at some point in July.