Huawei’s triple-screen smartphone may have leaked again
Huawei’s alleged triple-folding smartphone has been spotted in the hands of a top official yet again, weeks after it was first glimpsed on social media, according to a report. This time around, the leaked image showcases its various design elements such as the camera module, form factor and hands-on appearance. The alleged triple-folding smartphone is speculated to be the first-ever mass-market device to feature triple-folding displays. Notably, it was recently reported that apart from the unique design, it could come with a significantly higher price tag than other foldable smartphones in the market.
Huawei Tri-Fold Smartphone Spotted Again
According to pictures published According to Chinese tech publication CNBeta, Huawei’s triple-foldable smartphone has once again been spotted in public in the hands of Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei Consumer Business Group. The device is believed to feature a circular camera module with a ring-like design on the back. It is speculated to be placed at the center, similar to other foldable smartphones such as the OnePlus Open and the Vivo X Fold 3 Pro.
Huawei Tri-Fold Smartphone Seen in the Hands of a Company Official
Photo credit: CNBeta
Based on the leaked images, black could be one of the likely colors of the smartphone as it was spotted in both hands of a Huawei official with the same color scheme. Despite being a tri-foldable handset, it appears to sport a moderately thin form factor. The left and right backs have a glossy appearance, suggesting metal to be the material used for the frame.
Huawei Tri-Fold Smartphone Specifications (Expected)
Huawei’s alleged smartphone is speculated to feature three displays, with two of them folding inwards and the other outwards. It is said to feature a 10-inch inner display, with the cutout for the front-facing camera on the leftmost display. The foldable displays are said to use a dual-hinge system with three separate sections.
Another report suggests that it could be powered by a Kirin 9-series chipset, with the Kirin 9010 touted as one of the most likely options. Notably, the same processor is also being powered by the upcoming Huawei Mate 70 series.
In terms of pricing, the Huawei tri-fold smartphone could be one of the most expensive mass-market devices. It is said to carry an exorbitant price tag, with the production model expected to cost CNY 29,000 or $4,000 (roughly Rs. 3,35,000).
