The Huawei Mate XT will fortunately be launched on the international market, but only in 2025. The double-fold mobile phone works as both a traditional mobile phone and a mobile phone. A tablet with a 10.2-inch screen. Information taken from the site Android Authority.
Initially, the prediction was that the Huawei Mate XT would be exclusive to the Chinese market. The brand has a strong presence there and since it is a device with an unprecedented offer and a complex structure, its availability will be more limited.
According to the Android Authority website, New Huawei Mate XT to hit international markets in Q1 2025However, the source did not specify in which countries the foldable device should be sold.
In any case, the Mate XT should reach a very high price. The recommended price of the device was 19,999 yuan (R$ 15,580 in direct conversion), but high demand has made the product more expensive and its cost at retail is $ 9,800 (R$ 53,000), an increase of 250%.
In China, Huawei Mate XT to be sold in limited numbers – and the shortage has affected the product’s price. However, it is unclear whether the foldable device will be available in limited quantities abroad.
Huawei in the international market
THE Huawei is one of the most powerful manufacturers in Chinabut it is not as present in other markets, especially in the West, because the company is subject to various economic sanctions that are hurting its operations.
Among the limitations, The company cannot use software from North American companiesIt’s not even Android. That’s why Huawei phones run Harmony OS.
Although the new foldable device has not been released, it is impossible to predict what the company’s strategy will be to market the Huawei Mate XT in the international market.
Source: Tec Mundo
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