Overview
- Huawei introduced the Mate XTs in China with a 10.2‑inch OLED display, Kirin 9020 chip, stylus support and a 5,600mAh battery, priced at 17,999–21,999 yuan with deliveries slated from September 12.
- Samsung has only confirmed a second‑half‑2025 window for its first tri‑fold, with leaks pointing to a September 29 Korea unveiling alongside a Galaxy XR headset and AI glasses, while Korean reports suggest an announcement no earlier than next month and a possible November release.
- Leaked Samsung One UI assets indicate NFC payments, wireless charging and reverse wireless charging plus an inward G‑fold design focused on protecting the main display and boosting durability.
- Reporting points to an ultra‑premium Samsung launch with an initial run of around 50,000 units and a potential price above 4 million KRW.
- Huawei’s move intensifies competition in foldables, where it holds 75% share in China and has sold 470,000 units of the first Mate XT, according to IDC data cited by CNBC.