Huawei Mate X: Available Soon In India, Costs Around Rs 1,79,631

The idea of foldable smartphones is gaining popularity over the world, of which screens are getting bigger beyond imagination. Tech giants like Samsung and Huawei are rushing in the race to get attention with their new foldable devices. Recently, Huawei has claimed that the foldable phone Huawei Mate X will hit a couple of markets soon. Although India will not ready for 5G broadband this year, it will be one of the first 5G devices to launch here in the late months of 2019.

MWC 2019, Huawei Mate X introduction.

The Huawei Mate X has been priced at EUR 2,299, that calculated to Rs 1,79,631 by direct currency conversion. India is a price-sensitive market in term of smartphones, while each Indian is spending less than ₹10,000 for a new phone. AA foldable phone like Huawei Mate X is likely initializing the attention and attracting a few users. Some early customers are supposed to those are enthusiastic to handle the future by paying a premium.

Several photos have shown that Huawei Mate X would feature a single large display on the outside and split into two displays. The folding-shape is relatively like a book. In comparison, Samsung foldable smartphone Galaxy Fold owns a display that flexibly folds on the inside of it and displays another screen on the outside. On the other hand, Huawei Mate X provides a large flexible OLED display having 8-inch of width and placed on a Falcon Wing hinge design. Thanks to the prominent design, it is perfectly flat when folding. By folding the phone, users can experience a 6.6-inch display on one side as well as a 6.38-inch display on the back. The manufacturer has optimized related features for the phone, so the display transition is completely smooth and impressive.

Apart from other features, the phone is powered by two batteries which are equivalent to 4,500mAh. In term of processors, a pair of chipset Kirin 980 and Balong 5000 will accompany with the phone to launch the 5G support as well.

Huawei Mate X probably come to India in the second half of 2019.