MTS presented the foldable smartphone HUAWEI Mate X6.
Special pre-order for it is already open and will last until January 10. The first clients who submitted preliminary applications received gift smart watch Huawei GT5as well as additional support for screen replacement for 6 months.
The gadget is equipped with a 6.45-inch second OLED screen with a resolution of 2440×1080 pixels and a 7.93-inch main OLED screen with a development of 2440×2240 pixels, made using HUAWEI X-TrueTM technology for the highest quality work with content.
The outer screen is protected by the brand’s durable 2nd generation Kunlun Glass, the inner panel is made of carbon fiber, and the device is IPX8 rated for practicality. The body is complemented by an improved rotating mechanism and an aircraft instrument frame.
For effective cooling, the smartphone uses graphene with high thermal conductivity and a heat distribution system that increases the dissipation area by 30%.
The camera of the device includes a 50MP lens with adjustable physical aperture with 10 levels of adjustment, a 40MP ultra-wide-angle lens and a 48MP telemacro lens with 4x optical zoom and super macro retention with a range of 5cm. It is certified by TÜV Rheinland.
HUAWEI Mate X6 Allows you to work with various applications simultaneously when the screen is open.
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Foldable smartphones are one of the major trends in the market and continue to grow. From January to November 2024, 80 thousand were sold in Russia. Such devices amounted to 8.3 billion rubles, which is more than a year earlier, by 13% in units and 6% in money. HUAWEI is one of the top 3 popular brands in this market, so Russian buyers are expected to buy the new heater.
— commercial director of the MTS retail network Alexey Pomozov
A smartphone with 12/512 GB of memory will be sold in Russia. Available in three colors: misty grey, red and black.
The HUAWEI Mate X6 will cost 189,999 rubles.
Source: Iphones RU
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