In one test, the Magic V6 was pulled by an aircraft weighing approximately 1 ton, putting its structure under serious force. It’s far beyond anything a phone would normally face, but the unusual test offers a glimpse at how much stress HONOR’s latest foldable is designed to handle.
From Aircraft Pulls to the Gym
HONOR also put the Magic V6 through a lat pulldown exercise as part of its durability test. The phone was placed under the same kind of force used during the workout, adding another unusual test to the foldable’s durability.
HONOR also put the Magic V6 through a lat pulldown exercise as part of its durability test. The phone was placed under the same kind of force used during the workout, adding another unusual test to the foldable’s durability.
The Magic V6 Takes on Water
HONOR also tested the Magic V6 in a swimming pool, dipping the phone underwater and activating it while submerged. Water resistance is an important feature for any smartphone, especially a foldable. The test shows that the Magic V6 can handle being exposed to water, although it’s still not something users should intentionally try at home.
Slim Foldable With Flagship Hardware
Durability is just one part of the HONOR Magic V6. The foldable also comes with a large display, flagship performance, AI features, high-resolution cameras, and a high-capacity battery. Despite all that hardware, HONOR has kept the Magic V6 slim, which is one of the more interesting things about the device. It shows that foldables can pack plenty of hardware without becoming too bulky.
What to Expect From the HONOR Magic V6
The aircraft pull, lat pulldown, and pool tests are unusual, but they show how HONOR is testing the Magic V6 beyond normal everyday use. These are extreme tests, and they don’t represent what users should expect to do with the phone. How durable a device is in daily use will depend on how it is handled and used.
The HONOR Magic V6 is set to launch on August 18, 2026 in the Philippines, with more details on its local price, availability, and full specifications expected at launch.
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