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Huawei has announced a global launch event on May 9 for its new flagship devices, including the P60 Pro, Mate X3, and Watch Ultimate. The company has already launched these devices in China, but this event suggests they will soon be available outside of Huawei's home market. Despite the lack of Google Mobile Services on HarmonyOS, Huawei hopes to release these devices globally.
Huawei's Chief Operating Officer, He Gang, boldly predicts that the iPhone will lose market share after the release of Huawei's new phones, including the P60 line and the Mate X3 foldable. During the launch event, Huawei compared the Mate X3 with the iPhone 14 Pro Max, highlighting its thinner and lighter design. However, Huawei faces challenges in taking market share from Apple, which owns 75% of the global premium smartphone market and has a leading 23% share of the global smartphone market.
Huawei has announced its latest foldable phone, the Mate X3, which features a 6.4-inch external display and a 7.85-inch internal foldable screen. It has a redesigned hinge mechanism and a set of specs that could have given Samsung's Z Fold 4 a run for its money. However, ongoing sanctions mean that the Mate X3 will struggle to compete with other foldable handsets if it gets a release outside of China. The Mate X3 was announced alongside the latest entries in Huawei's P-series lineup, which include the P60, P60 Pro, and P60 Art.
Huawei has announced its latest foldable phone, the Mate X3, which has an IPX8 rating and larger screens than the Galaxy Z Fold 4. However, the company appears to have oversold the phone's thin bezels in its official renders. The Mate X3 also relies on Huawei's proprietary nano memory (NM) format for expandable storage, rather than a traditional microSD card slot. The phone is expected to remain exclusive to China, while Samsung is set to unveil its next foldable phone, the Galaxy Z Fold 5, later this year.
Huawei has unveiled its newest foldable phone, the Mate X3, which is thinner and lighter than the iPhone 14 Pro Max when unfolded. It has a 6.4-inch cover screen that unfolds to make way for a 7.85-inch inner screen, a free-stop hinge, and a circular camera bump housing a 50-megapixel main camera, a 13-megapixel ultrawide camera, and a 12-megapixel periscope-style telephoto camera. The Mate X3 also has an IPX8 rating, making it capable of withstanding immersion in over 1 meter of water. Huawei's return to the book-style foldable design seems to indicate that book-style designs are the future for Huawei foldable phones.
Huawei has unveiled its newest foldable phone, the Mate X3, which is lighter than the iPhone 14 Pro Max and thinner when unfolded. It features a 6.4-inch cover screen that unfolds to reveal a 7.85-inch inner screen, a free-stop hinge, and a circular camera bump housing a 50-megapixel main camera, a 13-megapixel ultrawide camera, and a 12-megapixel periscope-style telephoto camera. The Mate X3 also has an IPX8 rating, making it water-resistant, and satellite connectivity for sending and receiving messages. The base 256GB variant starts at 12,999 yuan (approximately $1,895, £1,550 or AU$2,850), with an international launch set for May.