Meet the Huawei Mate X6, a foldable smartphone that has finally made its debut outside of China. But does it live up to the hype?
The hardware specifications are nothing short of remarkable. The Mate X6 features larger displays than the Galaxy Z Fold6 while maintaining a weight of just 239g.
When closed, the Mate X6 is impressively thin, measuring just under 10mm, compared to the 12.1mm thickness of its closest competitor.
There's a sturdy feel to the Mate X6, with a smooth clasp for folding and a reliably engineered hinge for unfolding. Its Nebula Gray finish adds a touch of elegance to its overall design.
Both screens on the Mate X6 are outstanding, with the inner display being especially large, making it ideal for multitasking with two applications displayed simultaneously.
While Huawei has been tight-lipped about the specific chipset powering the Mate X6, it is equipped with the Kirin 9020. Overall, the device feels fast and responsive, particularly after the initial setup process.
Huawei is raising the bar for camera quality in foldable devices. The Mate X6 is outfitted with a 50 MP main camera featuring an RYYB sensor and an impressive variable aperture ranging from f/1.4 to f/4.0. The camera setup also includes a 48 MP periscope telephoto lens with 4x optical zoom and a 5cm super macro mode, along with a 40 MP ultrawide camera with autofocus.
Here's a sneak peek: the image quality from the Mate X6 is remarkable, particularly with the 2x zoom feature.
Huawei Mate X6
This is just a preliminary overview, so stay tuned for our comprehensive review coming soon!
