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Honor Magic V6 will finally be available globally in June as pre-orders begin

Honor’s Magic V6 is starting its global rollout in June, with Malaysia pre-orders open now and more markets to follow.

By Ben Schoon·Jun 4·9to5google.com·2 min read

Intelligence analysis by GPT-5.4 Mini

Honor Magic V6 will finally be available globally in June as pre-orders begin
Image: 9to5google.com

After an early reveal in March, Honor says the Magic V6 will reach global markets during June. The foldable is being positioned around its hardware, large battery, and compact design, with Malaysia among the first launch markets.

Why it matters

This is another sign that premium foldables are moving beyond limited regional launches and into broader availability. It also shows Honor leaning on battery life and hardware specs to compete in a crowded foldable market.

Honor made a foldable phone that opens like a book, and now it is finally going on sale in more places. It has a big battery, fast charging, and two screens, like carrying a small tablet that folds shut.

Analysis

Global rollout begins

Honor says the Magic V6 will roll out to global markets over the course of June, following its early unveiling three months ago. The launch regions include Europe, the Middle East, and select Asia-Pacific markets.

Hardware-first foldable

The article emphasizes the device’s hardware more than its software. The Magic V6 measures 8.75mm when folded and weighs 219g. It has a 6.52-inch outer screen and a 7.95-inch inner display, with the crease improved compared with earlier designs. Inside, Honor pairs a 6,660 mAh battery with a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, Android 16, 12GB to 16GB of RAM, and 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB of storage.

The phone also includes 80W charging, IP68/IP69 dust and water resistance, and a rear camera setup with a 50MP main camera, 64MP telephoto, and 50MP ultrawide. 9to5Google notes that it is also among the latest Android phones to support AirDrop over Quick Share.

First launch market details

Malaysia appears to be one of the first markets in line. Honor lists the Magic V6 there at RM 7,699, which the article says is about $1,900 when directly converted. Pre-orders in Malaysia start today and run through June 11, and Singapore is expected to open up soon.

The article also notes that the Magic V6 made a strong first impression earlier this year and won one of 9to5Google’s early “Best of MWC” awards. The launch now turns that early attention into a broader commercial release.

Key points

  • Honor says the Magic V6 will roll out globally during June.
  • Launch regions include Europe, the Middle East, and select Asia-Pacific markets.
  • Malaysia pre-orders start today and run through June 11.
  • The phone has a 6,660 mAh battery, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, and Android 16.
  • Honor highlights the device’s compact size, fast charging, and water resistance.
The Upside

If the rollout goes as planned, the Magic V6 could give buyers in more regions access to a foldable that stands out on battery life and compact design. Early availability in Malaysia and a wider June launch suggest Honor is trying to turn strong first impressions into real sales.

The Downside

The article gives no sign that the launch will be cheap, and the Malaysia price points to a premium device that may stay niche. Even with strong hardware, the piece notes that some buyers may still be wary of Honor’s software, which could limit appeal.

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Jun 4, 2026

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