The biggest caveat of the interior screen is the placement of the front camera, though. The hinge is also rated for up to 400,000 folds, which is equivalent to 100 folds every single day for 10 years straight. This makes the folding mechanism much smaller, less prone to breakage, and leaves more room for other internal hardware elements, like a comparatively large 5,000mAh battery. Honor re-engineered it so it consists of only four structural components, ditching gears and other complicated small parts. The reason the hinge might feel less sophisticated is because, well, it is - and that‘s actually a good thing. This is great for watching YouTube videos while sifting through comments or recommendations. With that early unit, it was almost impossible to make in-between states stick, and that’s now definitely a possibility. It’s clear that Honor added some further improvements over the design that we first got our hands on in November, though. The Magic Vs offers an incredibly smooth motion that makes it harder to lock in place in mid-fold positions. The hinge itself also feels less sophisticated than what the Z Fold 4 offers. Based on my (admittedly limited) experience with the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Honor's crease is definitely more pronounced. The rear then also looks symmetrical, with the curves on the left and right matching each other.Īs with any other book-style folding phone, there is a noticeably crease in the middle that you will feel when you interact with the screen.
Once you open the foldable to reveal the inner screen, the design makes more sense, revealing a 90Hz OLED panel that goes up to 2272 x 1984 and 800 nits of brightness. This asymmetrical design is a necessary evil, though, in order for the device to feel rounded along your palms when it's unfolded.
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