The tech company, Honor, is preparing to compete with the Galaxy Z Fold 7 with its next foldable phone. A teaser image has been released, revealing the launch date for the exceptionally thin Honor Magic V5.

Following a year of releasing a record-setting foldable, the Magic V3, which measured 9.3mm thick when folded, Honor is pushing the boundaries again. To provide context, the Magic V3 is only a millimeter thicker than the pixel 9, an remarkable feat for a foldable device with its capabilities.

the teaser image showcases the side profile of the closed honor Magic V5,highlighting the power button and volume rocker. The image strongly suggests that the Magic V5 will maintain an incredibly slim design. While the exact thickness remains unknown, it is anticipated that Honor aims to surpass its previous model with an even thinner build.

The promotional material emphasizes the phone’s AI capabilities, with Honor claiming the Magic V5 will be its “most powerful AI-powered device to date.” The specifics of these AI features are currently unclear.

Honor Magic V5 will be released on July 2

The teaser image includes the following statement:

Create the most powerful AI smart phone

The thinnest and lightest foldable

| All-brand interconnection | PC-level productivity

Honor Magic V5 will be released on July 2

Honor is directly targeting the Galaxy Z Fold 7, emphasizing that the Honor Magic V5 is designed to compete head-to-head with Samsung’s latest foldable.The Z Fold 7 is also expected to be the thinnest version introduced by Samsung, based on early information.

According to the teaser, the official launch date for the Magic V5 is July 2. The initial launch is expected to occur in China, followed by a global release. However, it is unlikely that the device will be available in the US market.

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