Huawei Releases a Worldwide Version of the First Tri-Fold Mate XT in History

The Mate XT created a stir since it was the first trifold phone in history to reveal a 10.2-inch tablet-like screen after unfolding twice. Initially only available in China, the device is now being released globally. During an event in Kuala Lumpur, Huawei revealed the worldwide version. It only comes in a 16GB/1TB version and costs €3,499 in total. With the exception of not supporting the Google Play Store and using Android 14 and EMUI 14 instead of HarmonyOS, the international model is similar to the Chinese version. Huawei also released the MatePad Pro 13.2 tablet, FreeArc headphones, and the Band 10 fitness tracker in addition to the Mate XT.

The Thinnest Foldable in the World: Exceptionally Slim, Displays for All Purposes

Despite having an additional hinge and screen, the Mate XT is remarkably tiny, measuring only 3.6 mm when unfurled and 12.8 mm when folded. This makes it only marginally thicker than the 12.2 mm Galaxy Z Fold 6.

Camera:

The Mate XT has three cameras on its back: a 12MP telephoto lens with 5.5x optical zoom, a 50MP primary sensor (with PDAF and OIS), and a 12MP ultra-wide camera.

Colour Option:

The Huawei Mate XT costs €3,499 in Europe and is available in black and red in Malaysia.

Huawei’s latest tablet, earbuds, and fitness band also launched

The company’s new tablet for international markets is the Huawei MatePad Pro 13.2. It has a 13.2-inch Flexible OLED PaperMatte Display and a few intriguing accessories. It has a brightness of up to 1,000 nits and a resolution of 2.8K.

Battery Capacity:

A 10,100mAh battery is also included, and the kit also has Huawei SuperCharge charging. It takes about sixty-five minutes to fully charge this tablet.

Additionally, the Huawei FreeArc open-ear earphones were revealed. These earphones are primarily intended for athletes and come with earhooks. Here, Huawei employed a C-bridge design.

These are the First IP57 water-resistant Earbuds from Huawei

These are the first IP57 water-resistant earbuds from Huawei. To make them as comfy as possible, the business chose high-performance nickel-titanium in this case, measuring 0.7mm. Additionally, 81.5% of their body is coated in incredibly soft, skin-friendly liquid silicone.

According to the business, the Huawei FreeArc earbuds have a symmetrical acoustic structure, a 17 x 12mm high-sensitivity driver unit, and a dynamic bass algorithm.

It has a colourful Panda-themed watch face that varies according to your mood throughout the day, as well as a new Enhanced Sleep Health Assistant that offers comprehensive sleep insights and practical advice.