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In 2023, Honor released its latest foldable smartphone Honor Magic Vs and people wanted to know how it differs from the Samsung-owned Galaxy Z Fold 4. But how does it compare to Samsung's famous Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4?

I recently tried out the foldable phone for myself and wanted to compare the Honor Magic Vs to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4. , So what do you think of the Honor Magic Vs compared to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 and who do you favor?

Honor Magic Vs features a slimmer design

The Honor Magic Vs and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 both feature large folding screens and more traditionally sized cover displays. They're book-style foldable phones that close via a vertical hinge, and Honor devices are thinner and lighter when folded and unfolded. Honor devices are thinner and lighter when folded and unfolded.

The Huawei Honor Magic Vs and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 have very different dimensions: the Honor Magic Vs is 12.9mm folded and 6.1mm unfolded, while the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 is 15.8mm folded and 6.3mm unfolded.When closed, this is a noticeable difference.

In terms of size, the Honor Magic Vs is much thinner and lighter than the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4, which is one of the most important reasons why it appeals to consumers.With the Magic Vs' small size when it's folded, it can fit more easily into a wallet or pocket, which is one of its biggest advantages.

Compared to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4, the Huawei Honor Magic Vs has a flatter hinge with no noticeable gaps and is more resistant to folding, withstanding double the number of times a Samsung smartphone can be folded.

While some people think that folding 100 times a day is overkill, few people will keep holding a cell phone for a decade.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 with S Pen support

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 comes with the S Pen Fold Edition, which allows you to use its 4096 levels of pressure to take notes, write messages, make calendar annotations and doodle. Unlike the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, it doesn't have a stylus slot and doesn't come with a stylus, which needs to be purchased separately.

As for the Honor Magic Vs, it's uncertain whether it supports the Honor Magic-branded stylus. It has a range of touch features that make it very easy for users to manually maneuver the device and perform daily tasks more easily, greatly improving productivity and quality of life.

Both phones have triple cameras

Both the Honor Magic Vs and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 come with triple cameras. The camera on the Honor Magic Vs consists of a 54-megapixel primary sensor, a 50-megapixel ultra-wide sensor with a 122-degree FOV, and an 8-pixel telephoto sensor with a 3x optical zoom.

We found images taken with the Honor Magic Vs to be bright and detailed, though we'll reserve our final judgment for a full review when we've had more time to try out the camera and its settings.

Meanwhile, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 boasts a 50-megapixel primary sensor, a 12-pixel ultra-wide sensor with a 123-degree FOV, and a 10-pixel telephoto sensor with a 3x optical zoom.

We found the camera on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 to be very powerful and just as good as the camera on the Samsung Galaxy S22 and Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus.

Photos taken with the phone are clear and sharp with vibrant colors, while low-light performance has improved dramatically over the phone's predecessor.

Honor Magic Vs has a bigger battery

The Honor Magic Vs comes with a large 5000mAh battery, which Honor claims will last 1.04 hours longer compared to the Galaxy Z Fold 4's 4400mAh battery.

While we haven't had a chance to test this claim yet, we did have a chance to delve into how the two compare. In particular, as we spend more time with the Honor Magic Vs, we'll be able to state our conclusions with more certainty.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 has Samsung's One UI

The Honor Magic Vs uses Honor's own MagicOS 7.1 skin, based on the Android 13 operating system. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4, on the other hand, comes with One UI based on Android 12L, designed for foldable devices and tablets.

The One UI has several useful features such as support for a desktop style taskbar, the ability to jump between apps, the ability to open and display up to three apps at once, and resizable floating windows. So which one do you prefer?

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