Foldable phones are going through a major innovation refresh in 2026. Samsung recently showed off its creaseless foldable display, which is expected to be used in the upcoming iPhone Fold. And while we assumed Android foldables might adopt this technology at a later date, Oppo has already teased the upcoming Find N6 with a sleek, creaseless inner screen.
Now, an Honor official has taken to Weibo to reveal the flush look of the inner display on the upcoming Magic V6 foldable.
Honor Magic V6 captured with crease-less inner screen
Honor executive Wang Fei posted photos of the Magic V6’s inner display, and at least in these images, there’s no visible crease running down the center. On the contrary, most current foldables show some form of ridge or reflection line where the display bends.
Of course, controlled lighting and carefully chosen angles can hide a lot. But if Honor’s images reflect real-world performance, the Magic V6 could mark a meaningful step forward.
In his post, Wang Fei didn’t just talk about crease control. He framed it as an important factor for attracting first-time foldable buyers, especially those who remain skeptical about durability or display quality. According to him, managing the crease is crucial, but it’s only part of the story.
He says that thinness and lightness remain the “core technologies” of foldable phones. In his view, a successful foldable can’t just look good when open; it has to stay slim and easy to carry. And importantly, that thinness shouldn’t come at the cost of battery life, reliability, performance, or overall user experience.
That’s a familiar tension in foldable design. Reducing the crease often requires hinge redesigns, new display layers, or tighter tolerances, all of which can affect thickness, weight, and internal space for components like batteries. Brands have been juggling these trade-offs for years.
honor Magic V6
Honor claims it has “consistently led” in foldable technology, and the Magic V6 is its latest attempt at doing that. If the company has truly managed to minimize the crease without compromising other fundamentals, it would mean foldables are maturing as everyday devices.
The real test, as always, will come when people hold the phone in their hands.
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