HONOR unveiled one of the features of HONOR Magic V2 that will draw the attention of gamers: Parallel Space, a feature that opens up more space for users to run up to two games independently at the same time on HONOR’s new foldable smartphone. HONOR.
To make people aware of how it works, Austin Evans, one of the world’s most well-known video game and technology content creators, released a video showing him playing Wild Rift on HONOR Magic V2. To do this, he opened the game twice with different accounts and played each game on half of the smartphone’s internal screen, thus managing to control two characters at the same time and, finally, defeating the rival team.
How does it work?
This is possible, because Parallel Space allows you to run applications independently. This function provides the smartphone as a benchmark as to how the interaction between people and mobile devices will be transformed in the future.
HONOR Magic V2, the foldable smartphone that is changing the gaming experience
In his video, Austin Evans not only highlights that the HONOR Magic V2 allows you to play two games independently on both the internal and external screen, but also that the image quality is high and the refresh rate of both screens is fast.
To this, he added that the smartphone has the powerful and newest Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 mobile platform, which guarantees a high performance capacity in the game.
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He also highlighted the design of HONOR Magic V2 being extremely light with a weight of around 236 grams. In addition, he mentioned that the foldable smartphone has fast charging and a long-lasting silicone battery. The latter will be of great help so that gamers do not run out of battery power in the middle of their game.
Learn about these and other innovations of HONOR Magic V2 on September 1, where HONOR will unveil everything it will offer in its new flagship foldable smartphone during IFA 2023 in Berlin, Germany at 10 am (Berlin time).