Huawei's compatible 5G foldable smartphone is unveiling a series of 3D renderings based on patent schemes. Not surprisingly, the phone can turn into a real tablet, for gaming for example.
For many years, Huawei has been working on a collapsible smartphone competing with Samsung's Galaxy F. The suspense finally comes to an end. Huawei intends to introduce a compatible 5G compatible smartphone as part of the Barcelona MWC, which will take place from 25 to 28 February 2019.
These renderings imagine what the Huawei 5G foldable smartphone looks like
Based on the latest patents filed by the Chinese manufacturer in his native country, our colleagues at LetsGoDigital have designed a series of 3D renderings. At first glance, the terminal obviously recalls the first prototype appeared in public of the Samsung Galaxy F foldable.
You can see a large folding screen connected by an invisible hinge. As promised by Richard Yu, the smartphone turns into a real tablet once unfolded. Once folded, the smartphone has the size of a phone lambda, with recess more thickness.
As can be seen, the smartphone does not fold inwardly but outward, so that the screen covers the front and back. For now, we still do not know what's called the Huawei foldable smartphone. The latest news, the Chinese manufacturer hesitate to name his foldable smartphone 5G Mate F, Flex, Flexi or Fold.
Moreover, no price and no element of the data sheet has yet been revealed. According to LestgoDigital, it could be equipped with a SoC Kirin 980, like the Mate 20, and cost up to 1500 €, like the Galaxy F. We tell you more as soon as possible. What do you think of these renderings? Could you crack for a collapsible smartphone like this?
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