Huawei introduced four major flagship products at its global launch event themed “Unfold the Moment.” The new lineup includes the Mate X7 foldable phone, FreeClip 2 earphones, WATCH ULTIMATE DESIGN Royal Gold Edition, and the MatePad 11.5 S tablet. The company said the launch reflects its continued focus on user needs and meaningful innovation.

Mate X7: Slim Foldable with Flagship Imaging

Huawei’s new Mate X7 takes inspiration from the “Time-Space Gate” concept and a 1,600-year-old light-woven brocade tradition. It comes in Brocade White (nano fiber finish) and Nebula Red or Black vegan leather options.

The Mate X7 is Huawei’s first slim foldable to match the imaging standards of a regular flagship phone. It includes a second-generation True-to-Color Camera with 43% better color accuracy, an Ultra Lighting HDR Camera, an Ultra-Wide Camera, and a Telephoto Macro Camera. It supports 17.5 EV Ultra Lighting HDR Video, helping it capture detailed shots in bright and low-light scenes.

To improve durability, Huawei uses its Ultra-Reliable Foldable Architecture, featuring Ultra Durable Crystal Armor Kunlun Glass, Advanced Precision Hinges, and a 3-Layer Composite Ultra-Tough Structure. For performance, it includes a 3,550 mm² SuperCool VC + Graphene cooling system and a 5,600 mAh battery for all-day use.

FreeClip 2: Open-Ear Earphones (Upgraded AI Audio)

The Huawei FreeClip 2 earphones feature an ear-clip design meant to provide open-ear comfort while doubling as a stylish accessory. Each earbud weighs only 5.1 g, making it easy to wear for long hours. Color options include Blue, White, Black, and a new Rose Gold finish for global markets.

The earbuds use dual-driver units for clearer, more dynamic sound and an NPU AI processor that offers 10× better computing performance than the previous version. They are rated IP57 for dust and water resistance and deliver up to 38 hours of total battery life, including the charging case.

WATCH ULTIMATE DESIGN: Royal Gold Edition

Huawei also introduced the WATCH ULTIMATE DESIGN Royal Gold Edition, which blends luxury materials with rugged performance. The watch features a rare-earth purple ceramic bezel, 18K gold details, a zirconium-based liquid metal case, and a purple-gold titanium alloy strap.

The watch includes features for deep-sea divers, such as an advanced waterproof system and sonar-based underwater communication. It offers stronger connectivity with an upgraded antenna, AI noise cancellation, and precise navigation thanks to the HUAWEI Sunflower Positioning System. It also supports eSIM communication and includes the TruSense system with X-TAP technology for more accurate health tracking.

MatePad 11.5 S: Tablet With a Paper-Like Display

The new MatePad 11.5 S is designed for creators who need both clarity and comfort. Its PaperMatte Display improves on traditional matte screens by keeping visuals sharp while reducing glare and eye strain.

The tablet comes with an M-Pencil Pro stylus and a magnetic keyboard for writing, sketching, and productivity. Huawei Notes provides templates, brushes, and creative tools, while GoPaint now includes new animation features for bringing drawings to life. For video editing, Wondershare Filmora adds shortcut key support, and WPS Office delivers PC-level document, presentation, and spreadsheet capabilities.

A User-First Approach

Huawei said this new portfolio highlights its goal of building warm, human-centered connections with users worldwide. Under the theme “Now Is Yours,” the company aims to help people embrace meaningful moments through technology.

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Huawei recently rolled out two new colors for their P50 Pocket smartphone that went on sale on the 4th of July. Alongside the smartphone, the Chinese smartphone giant has released its first anti-lost device. In an attempt to explore smartphone accessories further, Huawei launched the device.

The first of its kind in Huawei’s lineup, the anti-lost device has been officially named Huawei Tag Anti-Lost Wizard. The device weighs 6g and has a 5.6mm thickness, per the official introduction. It supports near-field search technologies with a maximum 92-decibel siren and a pop-up window that may swiftly notify you when goods are left behind.

The Huawei Tag Anti-Lost Wizard costs 69 Chinese Yuan ($10 approx.) for a leather keychain, 299 Chinese Yuan ($45 approx.) for a four-piece combination, and 99 Chinese Yuan ($15 approx.) for a single unit, making it three times less cheap than the Apple AirTag. On July 30, it will be formally introduced.

The Huawei Tag Anti-Lost Wizard provides great functionality with long-distance object detection, remote location via Huawei’s “find” network, and positioning via hundreds of millions of Huawei devices. The Huawei Tag Anti-Lost Wizard allows encrypted reporting of location data, can be anonymous in both directions and includes a long-term security reminder function for unknown Huawei Tags to deter tracking.

Huawei Tag Anti-Lost Wizard also supports IP67 dust and water resistance, NFC connectivity, and has a battery life of more than a year, making the device suitable for long-term use and ensuring durability. It also comes with an optional leather keychain.

Anti-lost devices have become a common accessory for smartphone users. The Huawei Tag Anti-Lost Wizard will be competing with the Apple AirTag and the Samsung Galaxy Smart Tag, which retail for around 200 Chinese Yuan ($30) and 249 Chinese Yuan ($39), respectively. Both of them were launched in the first half of 2021.

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A lot of new technologies remains unannounced due to the cancellation of MWC 2020. Several major manufacturers are now hosting online product launches to introduce innovations. Huawei is holding a new product launch event to announce various new products. The users can watch the even Livestream from here:

Huawei Product Launch Event Details: 

A lot of new announcements are expected at the launch event. Huawei has given a tagline of stepping into a new landscape of connectivity. Huawei’s press event will begin at 2:00 pm CET, 7:00 pm IST, 8:3 am EST, and 9:30 pm CST on February 24.

What to Expect?

There is a lot of speculations about under-the-wraps stuff for Huawei’s event. We are expecting to see a new flagship launch along with a new Matebook device. The tablet could come with Kirin 990 SoC.

According to a recent Weibo post, Huawei revealed its plan to launch three different flagships – Huawei Mate Xs, Huawei Mate pad Pro 5G, and Mate X Pro 2020 at the launch event. The new foldable smartphones are touted to features Kirin 990 5G SoC and will pack a better hinge mechanism.

A new Enterprise-Grade smart display will also surface at the event to compete against Microsoft. There will be inbuilt teleconferencing features, touch screen panel, 5G support, and HarmonyOS.

The foldable device is expected to make a mark at today’s Huawei product launch event.

The major Chinese telecom equipment maker is known for launching laptops, tablets, and other non-smartphone products at the MWC 2019. However, this time the company teased the smartphone launch also.

Related: Google address Huawei situation and warns users not to sideload apps

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A few days back, Huawei confirmed that it would be releasing the Honor 7 flagship on June 30. Thanks to the numerous leaks, we already know a lot about the upcoming handset, and it looks like pretty powerful device.

However, it looks like June 30 won’t just be the launch day for Honor 7, as latest rumors suggests Meizu is preparing the launch of a powerful machine on the same day. Given that its almost time to see the next generation model of the Meizu MX4, we feel that this smartphone could be the MX5 flagship.

So, it looks like June 30 is going to be a pretty interesting day. According to the TENAA listing, the MX5 features an octa-core 2.3GHz chipset with 3GB RAM and a 5.5-inch full HD 1080p display. There will be a 20MP camera at the back along with a 3MP front facing shooter. The battery is expected to be around 3150mAh.

As for the Honor 7, the phone is expected to come with an octa-core chipset with a 5-inch 1080p display, 13MP OIS camera and 3280mAh battery. There will be two different versions, the standard one sporting 3GB RAM and 16GB of storage while the top-end premium version coming with 4GB RAM and 64GB of internal storage.

Interestingly, the leaks have shown that both the devices, Honor 7 and Meizu MX5 will come with a fingerprint sensor.

We expect to see a lot more information on both these devices before the companies officially launch them. So, stay tuned.

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