Huawei has officially launched the Mate XT 2, a triple-folding smartphone, through its VMall platform. The device is available in five configurations, with prices ranging from ¥19 999 for the 16/256 GB model up to ¥29 999 for the 2 TB version that includes a stylus.
The smartphone features a new U-shaped hinge design, replacing the previous zigzag construction. It measures 12,3 mm thick when folded and 3,5 mm when fully unfolded. The hardware includes a 10,2-inch 3K main display and a 6,5-inch external panel capable of reaching a peak brightness of 6500 nits.
Powered by the new Kirin 9050 Pro chipset, the device runs on HarmonyOS 7. Security features include a hardware-based Privacy Display that dims side areas of the screen to protect user data. The phone also supports ECG analysis and utilizes a dual-hinge mechanism.
The camera system consists of a 50 MP main sensor with LOFIC RYYB technology, a 40 MP ultra-wide lens, a 50 MP RYYB telephoto module with 3,5x optical zoom, and a third-generation multispectral sensor. Users can also purchase a separate photography kit for ¥1499, which includes a teleconverter for 13,5x zoom.
