In the most recent news about foldable devices, Huawei has announced the new Mate X2 which is a huge departure – at a fundamental level – from the previous two generations of foldable devices from the company.
Huawei has essentially acknowledged that having the screens protected while folded instead of having them exposed is the better way to make a foldable smartphone. So, for the Huawei Mate X2, they did just that. It’s now folding like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2.
As for the specs, we have:
- Folded
- 6.45-inch OLED display
- 2700×1160 pixels in resolution
- Up to 90Hz refresh rate
- Unfolded:
- 8-inch OLED screen
- 2480×2200 pixels in resolution
- 60Hz refresh rate(unconfirmed as the official specs did not state anything)
- Kirin 9000 chipset
- Quad rear-facing cameras
- Main: 50MP f/1.9; OIS
- Ultrawide angle: 16MP f/2.2
- Telephoto 1: 12MP f/2.4 with 3x optical zoom; OIS
- Telephoto 2: 8MP f/4.4 with 10x optical zoom; OIS
- 16MP f/2.2 selfie camera
- 256GB or 512GB storage
- No idea what’s the RAM, not mentioned
- 4,500mAh battery
- Supports 55W of Huawei’s proprietary Super Charge
Looking at some of the images, the Huawei Mate X2 uses a hinge that bends the screen in a similar manner when compared to the Motorola Razr. Which means it’s going to have a triple-creased screen too?
The price of the Huawei Mate X2 is RMB 17,999 for the 256GB models and RMB 18,999 for the 512GB models.
Doing a quick conversion – even while knowing that it doesn’t work this way – means that it’s going to be at about RM 10,636.02 for the 256GB model and RM 11,265. Of course, Samsung has GMS and also a much-matured hinge design, and apps exclusively designed for that foldable phone.
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