Honor’s Magic V Flip 2 arrives with a shimmering “Hidden Starry Sky” Jimmy Choo edition, a larger cover display, Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chip, and a price expected near $700.
Honor is gearing up to unveil the Magic V Flip 2, the much‑anticipated successor to last year’s flip style foldable, and the company is already building excitement with a glamorous twist. In a fresh Weibo teaser, Honor revealed the Jimmy Choo edition, showcasing a sparkling Hidden Starry Sky back panel a design that promises to shine in every sense.
A fashion-forward foldable with standout style
With its shimmering, crystal‑embedded rear, the Magic V Flip 2 continues Honor’s embrace of fashion in tech. Designed in collaboration with luxury house Jimmy Choo, the “Hidden Starry Sky” finish communicates elegance and individuality, positioning the phone as both a powerful device and a style accessory.
Upsized displays for seamless usability
Leaked details suggest Honor is expanding the user experience. The edge to edge 4 inch cover display will make notifications and quick actions easier without unfolding the device. Inside, the 6.8‑inch FHD+ LTPO folding OLED main screen will offer vibrant visuals and adaptive refresh rates for fluid performance.
Power, battery, and charging enhancements
Under the hood, the Magic V Flip 2 is expected to pack a Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset, balancing flagship level speed with efficiency. It will boast an unusually large 5,500 mAh battery, paired with either 66 W or 80 W fast wired charging, providing practical endurance rarely seen in clamshell foldables.
Camera capabilities sharpened
Photography-focused users should notice improvements too. The device is said to feature a 50 MP main camera, promising crisp and vivid shots that build on Honor’s growing competence in mobile imaging.
Price expectations and launch timing
Honor is expected to confirm the Magic V Flip 2 later this week. In China, the original Magic V Flip debuted at 4,999 yuan approximately $700 and reports indicate the new model will follow a similar pricing structure. Notably, an unofficial US listing suggests a starting price of around $729 for a 12 GB / 256 GB variant. With premium design touches and upgraded internals, the device could become a compelling alternative to pricier rivals like Samsung’s Z Flip lineup.
