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    Honor Magic V2 – ultimate entertainment smartphone

    Promoted | Smartphones have become entertainment hubs, and the Honor Magic V2 is your gateway to this immersive world.
    By Honor26 March 2024
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    Ask anyone what the one thing is they can’t live without – some will say their family or friends, others the internet, or oxygen – but the most common answer? Their smartphone.

    Smartphones can easily be considered one of the most innovative inventions of the digital age because the devices are so much more than they appear to be – they are used to work, study or facilitate a real-time connection to friends and family. But most of all, they are a hub for on-the-go entertainment.

    In South Africa, consumers are beginning to follow the tech trend that has been dominating the globe over the past couple of years: seeking premium tech devices that offer top-notch features and capabilities that can address every pain point when it comes to entertainment.

    Global technology brand Honor took a human-centric approach when it came to designing the latest Honor Magic V2 – gathering insights around what a consumer looks for in a smartphone when they use it for entertainment. After nearly two years of development and approximately 210 revolutionary breakthroughs, the Magic V2 was born.

    But what pain points do consumers have? And how was Honor able to tackle these concerns with the Magic V2?

    Here are five issues Honor identified:

    The screen size affects video viewing

    According to studies, catching up on the latest Netflix series is better on a bigger screen as it reduces eye strain. With a larger screen, consumers can see more detail and enjoy a wider field of view.

    The Honor Magic V2 features a ground-breaking 7.92-inch extended foldable display, transforming the smartphone to offer a tablet-like experience. Watching videos, series or movies on the Magic V2 provides immersive viewing like never before, with a wider field of view.

    During extended binge-watching sessions, Honor’s 0-risk eye comfort display kicks in – which incorporates features such as 3840Hz PWM dimming, dynamic dimming and circadian night display to effectively reduce fatigue and enhance eye comfort.

    With vibrant display technology, consumers can stream HDR10+ content without losing out on quality. Plus, with Nanocrystal Glass 2.0 integration, a seamless touch experience and strong scratch resistance is guaranteed. 

    Multitasking is easy

    Not many non-foldable devices on the market offer the option of running multiple apps at once. Consumers today enjoy multitasking when it comes to consuming entertainment. Responding to texts or scrolling through social media while watching a YouTube video is the new norm.

    The world’s thinnest, lightest and most durable smartphone, the Honor Magic V2 allows for split-screen multitasking when unfolded. It has advanced multitasking capabilities, such as the ability to have up to four apps on screen – two in split-screen and two more in smaller free-floating pop-out windows.

    Gaming and overheating

    Avid gamers know that smartphones, unless otherwise specified as the perfect device for gaming, are not the best medium to enjoy playing high-quality, high-intensity games. Smartphones tend to start overheating because of having to increase the processing output of the device.

    With a cutting-edge 120Hz LTPO display, the Honor Magic V2 ensures smooth transitions, elevating user interaction. The impressive 90.4% screen-to-body ratio maximises display to create enhance gaming immersion.

    The device also boasts a brightness factor of 2 500 nits for seamless visuals, and its 100$ DCI-P3 colour gamut delivers visual fidelity and colour accuracy. The Honor Magic V2 is also equipped with an ultra-thin bionic cooling system, providing a heat dissipation area of 29 000mm squared, ensuring optimal performance during intense gaming sessions. Honor has also partnered with Gameloft to introduce an improved version of Asphalt 9: Legends, optimised for foldable smartphones. This marked the debut of the 120 FPS gameplay, providing a smoother, more responsive gaming experience.

    Battery longevity

    Consumers focus on two main points when it comes to choosing a smartphone – internet connectivity and battery life. A smartphone’s battery capability affects the user’s satisfaction with the device – because it influences how pleased they are with its performance, quality and value. Longer-lasting battery = satisfied customer. To address this issue, Honor has developed a specialised ultra-thin battery for the Magic V2. The Honor dual silicon-carbon battery packs 5 000mAh of power into the foldable. Depending on usage, the Magic V2 can last up to 24 hours on single charge, or more than 13 hours for a binge-watching session.

    Devices don’t offer a hands-free experience

    Consumers can do almost everything on their smart devices – from working on documents to gaming to watching their favourite shows. But the downside is they almost always need to hold their device – this can lead to conditions such as trigger thumb, sore hand muscles or carpal tunnel syndrome. But with the Honor Magic V2, consumers will be able to enjoy a hands-free viewing experience just by folding the device at an angle that allows to stand on its own for convenient and enjoyable viewing. Thanks to the flexibility of the foldable display and the unique hinge mechanism – the Magic V2 can be folded and unfolded as many times as the consumer desires throughout the day.

    Discover the Magic with the all-new Honor Magic V2 – available in black with vegan leather back, it will retail for the recommended price of R39 999 at your nearest network providers.

    For more information, please visit Honor at www.hihonor.com/za/phones/honor-magic-v2.

    About Honor
    Honor is a leading global provider of smart devices. It is dedicated to becoming a global iconic technology brand and creating a new intelligent world for everyone through its powerful products and services. With an unwavering focus on R&D, it is committed to developing technology that empowers people around the globe to go beyond, giving them the freedom to achieve and do more. Offering a range of high-quality smartphones, tablets, laptops and wearables to suit every budget, Honor’s portfolio of innovative, premium and reliable products enables people to become a better version of themselves. For more information, please visit Honor online store at https://www.hihonor.com/za or connect with Honor South Africa on Facebook, Instagram, X and YouTube.

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