Buying a flagship foldable usually means paying close to RM8,000 in one go. HONOR is now spreading that cost out, putting the Magic V6 on monthly postpaid plans across four Malaysian telcos, with prices starting at RM95 a month.
The deals cover the 16GB RAM and 512GB storage version of the foldable, which sells outright at RM7,699. Instead of the full amount upfront, buyers can pick a plan from CelcomDigi, Maxis, U Mobile, or Yes and pay it down monthly.
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What each telco is offering
Yes has the lowest entry point, offering the Magic V6 from RM95 a month with its Infinite+ Ultra Postpaid plan. CelcomDigi lists the phone from RM147 a month on the CelcomDigi One plan, while Maxis Postpaid starts at RM155 a month. U Mobile bundles it from RM166 a month with the ULTRA Family plan, with no upfront payment.
- Yes (Infinite+ Ultra Postpaid): from RM95 a month
- CelcomDigi (CelcomDigi One): from RM147 a month
- Maxis Postpaid: from RM155 a month
- U Mobile (ULTRA Family): from RM166 a month
Monthly pricing varies because each plan bundles different data allowances, contract lengths, and trade-in terms, so the headline figure is a starting point rather than a flat device cost. Check each telco's website for the full plan details before committing.
What the HONOR Magic V6 gives you
The Magic V6 is HONOR's latest foldable, and it leans on a large battery, a Snapdragon flagship processor, and AI multitasking features. HONOR also points to connectivity with Apple devices, which is unusual for an Android foldable and useful for anyone pairing the phone with an iPhone or Mac.
It comes in four colours: Ferghana Red, Sunrise Gold, Ivory White, and Classic Black. There are two storage options, with the 16GB and 512GB model at RM7,699 and the 16GB and 1TB model at RM8,899 for buyers who prefer to pay once.
Where to buy
Beyond the telco plans, the Magic V6 is sold at HONOR Experience Stores, the HONOR Malaysia online store, and HONOR's official stores on Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop. Authorised retail partners include Harvey Norman, Senheng, SenQ, and Urban Republic.
The appeal here is simple. A foldable that normally costs as much as a laptop turns into a fixed line on your phone bill. If you held off on the Magic V6 because of the price tag, a postpaid plan is the easier way in.