The Honor Magic V2 may have taken its sweet time before its launch in Europe, but that’s not the biggest problem with the phone: last week’s survey indicates that the high price is what will keep most people away .
One in three voters chose this option. Foldables are expensive, sure, but £1,700/€2,000 is too much for the V2 to have much appeal.
Perhaps the Magic foldable didn’t arrive too late in terms of outdated hardware (only 11% chose this option), but it arrived too late in the sense that other foldables are already on sale in Europe and cost less. They’re not as thin as the Magic V2, but they cost a few hundred euros less.
There’s also another thing, 12% of voters are biding their time, waiting to see what new foldables will be released: the Magic V2 is a 2023 design, while things like the Galaxy Z Fold6 are about six months away (and the rumors have already circulated). started).
Will Samsung really make a cheaper Z Fold6? We don’t know, but nowadays the Z Fold5 can be found for less than 1,300 euros. In any case, the ball is in Honor’s court.
Later this month the company will bring the Honor V2 RSR to MWC, although this Porsche Design phone will do little for those asking for a lower price.
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