According to a report from China Business News, Chinese businesses are anticipated to break into the luxury smartphone industry with their foldable devices under Huawei's supervision. Huawei was the first Chinese business to release a foldable phone, the Mate X, and it now appears that the company will update the device with a newer version this year.
Several businesses, including Jingyan Technology, are apparently receiving component orders for Huawei's future foldable phone, which, according to a tipter, will most likely be the Huawei Mate X3. The device is expected to be released later this year.
The Huawei Mate X2 was launched early last year with an 8-inch 90Hz OLED foldable inner screen and a 6.45-inch 90Hz OLED outer screen. It is powered by the Kirin 9000 5G chip in China and comes with a quad-camera setup, topped by a 50MP snapper. The battery is sized 4,500mAh with support for 55W fast charging.
Another special edition of the phone was then launched later last year called Mate X2 Collector’s Edition, costing a hefty 18,999 Yuan (around $3,000).
The Huawei Mate X3 will most likely sport a form factor very similar to its predecessor but should come with a number of improvements. The OPPO Find N proves that creases can nearly be done away with already, so expect the Mate X3 to pull off something similar.
