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42 reviews
Jun, 2025
alaTest has collected and analyzed 42 reviews of Honor Magic V2. The average rating for this product is 4.2/5, compared to an average rating of 4.1/5 for other Cell phones for all reviews. People really like the design and performance. The battery and screen are also appreciated. Views are divided on the usability, while some have doubts about the price.
portability, screen, battery, performance, design
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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Cell phones the Honor Magic V2 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 93/100 = Excellent quality.
Expert review by : Lewis Painter (trustedreviews.com)
The Honor Magic V2 has all the hallmarks of a great book-style foldable, with a thin and light design, great displays and more.
Incredibly thin and light foldable design ; Near-invisible inner crease ; All day battery life and fast charging
Not the latest processor ; £300 more than the Magic Vs ; MagicOS could be more customisable
The Honor Magic V2 is an impeccably designed foldable with dimensions that bring it into classic smartphone territory, and there’s very little compromise to do so. However, the delayed release means that its spec is no longer the best around, and it’s...
Expert review by (t3.com)
The Honor Magic V2 combines A+ hardware with C+ software and a AAA price
Thinnest foldable hardware & premium design ; Comfortable front screen ; Long-lasting battery ; Pen support on both screens
Underbaked unfolded interface ; Misses out on wireless charging ; No water-resistance rating ; Very expensive
Alongside the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 or Google Pixel Fold, the Honor Magic V2 looks like it's plucked out of the future. It's thin, light, and has a comfortable-sized cover screen as well as best-in-class battery life. While the phone lacks wireless...
Expert review by : Axel Metz (techradar.com)
Honor's third foldable device is a stunning-looking phone with only a few hiccups
Unparalleled foldable design ; Vivid, eye-friendly display ; Impressive battery life
No IP rating ; No wireless charging ; Software occasionally lacks polish
The Honor Magic V2 raises the bar for foldable phone design. It’s thinner and lighter than its comparatively priced rivals, and borrows enough high-spec features from Honor’s premium candy bar devices to warrant plaudits beyond its impressive form...
Expert review by : Verity Burns (pocket-lint.com)
Honor has announced its newest foldable phone for global markets, and we've been hands on. Here are our first impressions.
Honor's Magic V2 is a super-slim foldable phone that, for the first time, offers all of the benefits of a foldable phone experience, in a form factor that rivals a traditional handset. If the software experience can match the hardware on offer, this...
Expert review by : Luke Baker (techadvisor.co.uk)
The Magic V2 impresses with slick looks and a slim profile, but is it still worth buying following the delayed European launch?
Slimmest and lightest foldable on the market ; Bright and vibrant displays ; Solid cameras and performance
Slightly outdated processor ; Ships with Android 13 ; Very expensive
If you like the idea of a big-screen foldable but are put off by the size and weight that usually comes as part of the package, the Honor Magic V2 could be your perfect companion. The delayed European launch means that some of the hardware is no longer...
Expert review by : Tom Morgan-Freelander Andrew Williams (stuff.tv)
Diddy dimensions and a sizeable screen help this foldable stand out - but can the Honor Magic V2 challenge established rivals?
As slim and light as a non-folding flagship ; Very capable cameras ; Ample performance and respectable battery life
No water resistance ; Some might turn their nose up at ‘last year’s’ CPU ; 10x zoom a little too ambitious
The Honor Magic V2 is a slimmer, lighter foldable that tones down a few of the more contentious aspects of folding phones. It’s not quite affordable enough to become our new favourite, though.
Expert review by : Cheryl Tan (hardwarezone.com.sg)
The Honor Magic V2 isn't just all looks; there's plenty of substance and value packed within the slim chassis of this foldable smartphone. #honor #honormagicv2 #foldablesmartphone
Extremely thin profile ; Largest internal screen (7.92") ; Fantastic battery life ; Commendable photography ; Priced more competitively
No wireless charging ; No IP-rated water resistance ; Telephoto camera choice
The TD;LR version: The foldable phone options in Singapore are better, because of this slim bookstyle foldable, with a lower price tag and true flagship components.
Expert review by (coolsmartphone.com)
We have waited for 6 months for this review some of us patiently, some of us not so patiently (me). It is time to put the Honor Magic V2 through its
Be sure to keep an eye out for Ian’s camera special and follow up after he has used it on his holiday back here on Coolsmartphone.com!
Expert review by : Wilson Wong (techgoondu.com)
Though its cameras can be improved, the Honor Magic V2 offers a cheaper alternative for users seeking a foldable phone in a sleek design.
Expert review by : Jonathan Morris (jmcomms.com)
The incredibly thin foldable Magic V2 from Honor goes under the spotlight as it gets its UK debut at last.
Almost impossibly thin, yet extremely rigid and tough ; Great displays with almost invisible crease on inner screen ; Cameras don't disappoint with same key features as Magic 5 Pro ; Despite being so slim, it packs in a large battery
Late to be released, so a successor may only be a matter of months away ; Magic OS lacks some of the tweaks and enhancements of rival foldables (but to many, this will be a plus)
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