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Huawei Unveils Mate XT2 as Triple Folding Phone Competition Intensifies in China

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Xiaomi is expected to unveil a competing foldable smartphone on September 7.

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Huawei is pushing foldable design further, but its most expensive smartphone faces fresh challenges from Xiaomi, Apple, and Samsung. Huawei has unveiled its new flagship Mate XT2 foldable smartphone series, seeking to maintain its lead in China’s premium device market. Xiaomi and Apple are also preparing new models. As mentioned by Reuters The Mate XT2 smartphones fold in two stages, allowing them to unfold to the size of a tablet. The devices feature Huawei’s new proprietary Kirin 9050 Pro chip. Prices for the new devices start at 19,999 yuan, equivalent to about $2,980 at the exchange rate cited in the article. The most expensive version will cost 24,999 yuan, or approximately $3,725. Sales of the smartphones will begin on September 12. Pricing is a real challenge right now, as memory costs have risen sharply. We have used many new technologies, so the pressure on production costs has been enormous. – Richard Yu, Huawei executive Huawei said the new chip delivers greater computing power while reducing energy consumption. Its LogicFolding architecture is part of the “tau scaling” principle, which the company introduced in May as one way to overcome US restrictions on access to advanced technologies. The Mate XT2 features an upgraded folding mechanism and improved water resistance. The smartphone’s display has a feature that prevents people nearby from viewing the content on...

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Xiaomi is expected to unveil a competing foldable smartphone later on September 7.

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Sep 7, 2026
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