Chinese technology giant Huawei has been going through rough times given that the company is facing several sanctions from the United States, making it almost impossible for the company to compete in the smartphone market.
Despite the problems, Huawei continues to march ahead with the launch of several new products. In line with that, the company is reportedly all set to host a launch event next month, most likely on 19th May.
At the event, the company is expected to launch several new products, including its new semi in-ear true-wireless earphones named FreeBuds 4. It is expected to have a newly refined and stylish design and offer powerful noise reduction as well as battery life.
Additionally, there will also be Huawei Watch 3 series of smartwatches which are expected to come powered by the company’s own HarmonyOS (HongMeng OS in China) and a new user interface. The device is said to have support for eSIM and have a powerful app marketplace but we will have to wait for the launch to know for sure about the apps.
It is also reported that the company is working on a new 16-inch high-end notebook named MateBook 16 but more information about this device is not known at this time. It also remains to be seen if this laptop gets launched at the same event.
Despite facing issues in the smartphone business, the company isn’t backing down. It is reportedly planning to launch three foldable smartphones in the market across different price ranges The company recently listed the Huawei Mate40 Pro 4G and the Huawei Mate X2 4G smartphones on its website in China.
Huawei reported about a 16.5 percent dip in its revenue in the first quarter of this year compared to the same period last year. This is mainly due to the US sanctions that forced the company to revamp its business strategy and selling its subsidiary Honor last year.
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