Honor has started rolling out the MagicOS 10 version 10.0.0.126 update for the Honor Magic V6, and the package comes in at about 771MB. The new release adds a mix of cross-device features, interface tweaks, AI tools, and system optimizations for the foldable phone.
One of the more noticeable additions is native-style AirPods support. Honor says users can open their Apple earbuds case and get a quick connection pop-up on the phone, then view battery levels, noise-control options, and related audio settings directly on Honor devices. That gives the Magic V6 a more seamless experience for people who mix Android and Apple accessories.
The update also expands what the AI key can do. It now supports shortcuts for quick services, sound modes, the flashlight, game space, YOYO Notes, and the YOYO study assistant. Honor is also adding a new screen-circle interaction for YOYO, letting users circle on-screen content for Q and A actions, copy and translate selected text, and use AI image recognition on pictures.
Another fresh feature is eye-tracking page turning. When reading supported books, the Honor Magic V6 can automatically turn pages based on where the user is looking, which is meant to create a more hands-free reading experience. Honor is also adding customizable app transition effects with three modes, plus several home screen management upgrades such as automatic icon filling, one-tap multi-app folder creation, quick folder disbanding, and batch app removal or uninstall tools.
Honor says the update also brings support for creating and managing multiple pet health profiles inside Honor Smart Space, including 24-hour AI pet consultation, health reports, and treatment suggestions, provided the companion app is updated to the required version. On the camera side, the company says it has improved image results in some scenes by refining color stability, brightness, sharpness, and autofocus consistency.
Beyond new features, the build is meant to improve the overall day-to-day experience. Honor says it fixes abnormal battery drain in some scenarios, improves system stability, reduces crashes and non-response issues in certain third-party apps, and folds in the March 2026 security patch. The Honor Magic V6 originally went on sale through all channels on March 13 and ships with Qualcomm’s full-power Snapdragon 8 Elite platform, with the 1TB version carrying a 7,150mAh battery.
