Huawei, at its Mate X China launch event, in October announced that it’ll take the wraps off the Mate Xs in March 2020. But with the latest update, we are confirmed that Huawei Mate Xs foldable phone is expected in late February at the MWC 2020.
According to earlier reports, Mate Xs is likely to offer better performance than the Mate X – owing to the latest chipset. The Kirin 990 SoC is built on the 7nm+ EUV process and packs overclocked Cortex A76 and A55 cores, paired with more powerful NPU cores. The chipset has the 5G modem integrated as opposed to the external one used in the Kirin 980.
In a recent update, it has been confirmed: “that the Huawei Mate Xs will receive a significantly upgraded swivel mechanism and an improved flexible screen.” The handset would also feature a 4,500mAh backed by Huawei’s 55W SuperCharge tech and run a customized OS, which is compatible with the foldable phones.
Let’s wait for the end product until February at the Mobile World Congress 2020.
