Honor Magic Vs 2 was spotted on Geekbench

Today, Honor made an official announcement regarding the unveiling of its new foldable phone, the Magic Vs 2, and the Watch 4 Pro. The event is scheduled for October 12, Thursday, in China. A teaser posted on the company's official Weibo account provides a sneak peek into these soon-to-be-launched products. As a successor to last year’s Magic Vs, the anticipation around Magic Vs 2 is growing. An early glimpse of the phone's specifications surfaced on the Geekbench platform, thanks to a tip from an X user named ZionsAnvin.

The listed details on Geekbench suggest the Honor Magic Vs 2 carries the model number VER-AN00. Under its hood, the phone sports a motherboard codenamed 'taro'. It is equipped with four cores operating at 1.80GHz, three at 2.50GHz, and a primary core at 3GHz, pointing to the likelihood of a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor. According to the benchmark database, this upcoming foldable device will be outfitted with a hefty 16GB RAM and will operate on the Android 13 OS right from the start.

Honor Magic Vs 2 was spotted on Geekbench

Scoring 1,648 in Geekbench’s single-core and 4,201 in the multi-core tests, the phone seems promising. However, beyond these scores, the benchmarking platform doesn't provide any further information on the device.

From the official teaser, the Magic Vs 2 showcases a Light Blue hue and boasts a rectangular camera module on its rear, accommodating three sensors and an LED flash. Its slim design incorporates a power button on the right, possibly doubling as a fingerprint scanner. Furthermore, the phone is reportedly lighter than its predecessor. Speculations are rife that the Magic Vs 2 will support 66W fast charging and its camera array will include a 50MP ultra-wide and an 8MP telephoto lens.

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