The Magic V5, announced by Honor, claims to be the thinnest foldable phone at 8.8mm, notably thinner than Oppo's Find N5. However, this measurement only applies to the 'Ivory White' version, as other colors are slightly thicker at 9mm. A significant factor in the perceived thickness is the pronounced triple rear camera module that extends further than Oppo's, complicating its claim to be the thinnest. The phone's frame measures 4.1mm when open, just beating Oppo's 4.2mm, but not matching Huawei's 3.6mm from its Mate XT.
The Magic V5 is touted as the thinnest foldable phone in the world, measuring 8.8mm thick when closed, surpassing Oppo's Find N5 by a mere 0.1mm.
The raised triple rear camera module of the V5 adds thickness, almost doubling the height compared to Oppo's Find N5, impacting its overall thickness perception.
While the 'Ivory White' version is 8.8mm thick, other colors measure at 9mm, indicating different materials may contribute to thickness variations.
When open, the V5 measures 4.1mm thick, slightly thinner than Oppo's 4.2mm, showcasing the ongoing competition to produce the slimmest foldable device.
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