November 27, 2024
Huawei Mate X3 Teased to Feature a Light Yet Durable Design
Huawei Mate X3 is all set for launch in China on March 23. Ahead of the official unveiling, the company has posted teasers of the smartphone, offering a glimpse at its design. The design of the handset is similar to the Huawei Mate X2. 

Huawei Mate X3 foldable smartphone is all set to go official in China on March 23. In a buildup to the launch, the Chinese smartphone brand has shared new teasers to show the design of the smartphone. In the new poster, Huawei showcases the lightweight design of the Huawei Mate X3. It is expected to have a thinner body with more durability. Huawei Mate X3 will come as a successor to the Huawei Mate X2, which was launched in February 2021. It is expected to be powered by a Kirin 9000 4G SoC.

The official Weibo handle of Huawei has teased the design of the Huawei Mate X3. The company shared the posters with the tagline “light as a wing, firm as a rock.” (translated from Chinese) indicating how lightweight and durable the handset is. The teasers show a design language similar to the Huawei Mate X2 and Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold models with a side folding mechanism.

Huawei has already announced that the launch of Huawei Mate X3 will take place on March 23 in China. The launch event will begin at 2:30pm local time (12pm IST) and will see the debut of the Huawei P60 series as well.

The Huawei Mate X3 is expected to come with upgrades over the Huawei Mate X2. The latter was launched in China in February 2021 with a price tag of CNY 17,999 (roughly Rs. 2.01 lakh) for the 8GB RAM + 256GB storage variant.

The upcoming foldable handset is expected to come with next-generation satellite connectivity and could run on the latest HarmonyOS 2.0.1 edition. It is said to be powered by a Kirin 9000 4G SoC. It is tipped to pack a 4,500mAh battery and could offer support for 66W fast charging.


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