Huawei has a new flip phone in the pipeline, coming in February
Huawei is planning to launch a new flip phone foldable, it seems. This information comes from a distributor who shared some details online. The phone’s codename is ‘LEM’, by the way, which is not saying much on its own.
A new Huawei flip phone foldable is coming next month
The source did say that this is a clamshell foldable and that the launch is planned for next month. A different tipster suggested that the press event will happen on February 24. Unfortunately, however, that’s pretty much everything the source said at this point.
What else do we know about this phone? Well, we can guess that it will utilize Huawei’s Kirin chip. Therefore, it will support 5G connectivity. Nothing specific in terms of specifications was shared.
Huawei has three foldable smartphone lineups out there. The ‘X’ and ‘Xs’ lineups are the company’s higher-end foldables. The devices from the ‘X’ lineup are book-style foldable, while the ‘Xs’ lineup represents outward-folding phones.
It will be a part of the Huawei Pocket lineup
The Huawei Pocket lineup is reserved for flip phones. So, this upcoming device will almost certainly be a part of it. The only question is whether it will be a higher-end device or a mid-range phone.
Huawei did release both in the pack. The Huawei Pocket S was the most recent addition, and it arrived in 2022. Huawei doesn’t have a habit of launching these devices every year, you see.
The Huawei Pocket S had a price of under $700 (converted), one large and one tiny display, and was fueled by the Snapdragon 778G SoC. All in all, it was a rather compelling smartphone, though not to the level of the Huawei P50 Pocket, its sibling.
We truly don’t know what to expect from Huawei at this point. It could go both ways, either the company will go for a flagship-level device, or for a more affordable model. The Huawei P70 series is coming, though, so this could be Huawei’s way to add a new higher-end flip phone to the table. We’ll see.
Huawei is planning to launch a new flip phone foldable, it seems. This information comes from a distributor who shared some details online. The phone’s codename is ‘LEM’, by the way, which is not saying much on its own.
A new Huawei flip phone foldable is coming next month
The source did say that this is a clamshell foldable and that the launch is planned for next month. A different tipster suggested that the press event will happen on February 24. Unfortunately, however, that’s pretty much everything the source said at this point.
What else do we know about this phone? Well, we can guess that it will utilize Huawei’s Kirin chip. Therefore, it will support 5G connectivity. Nothing specific in terms of specifications was shared.
Huawei has three foldable smartphone lineups out there. The ‘X’ and ‘Xs’ lineups are the company’s higher-end foldables. The devices from the ‘X’ lineup are book-style foldable, while the ‘Xs’ lineup represents outward-folding phones.
It will be a part of the Huawei Pocket lineup
The Huawei Pocket lineup is reserved for flip phones. So, this upcoming device will almost certainly be a part of it. The only question is whether it will be a higher-end device or a mid-range phone.
Huawei did release both in the pack. The Huawei Pocket S was the most recent addition, and it arrived in 2022. Huawei doesn’t have a habit of launching these devices every year, you see.
The Huawei Pocket S had a price of under $700 (converted), one large and one tiny display, and was fueled by the Snapdragon 778G SoC. All in all, it was a rather compelling smartphone, though not to the level of the Huawei P50 Pocket, its sibling.
We truly don’t know what to expect from Huawei at this point. It could go both ways, either the company will go for a flagship-level device, or for a more affordable model. The Huawei P70 series is coming, though, so this could be Huawei’s way to add a new higher-end flip phone to the table. We’ll see.
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