Huawei has a new accessory out that tries to solve the usual phone-cooling headache without the usual bulk. It’s called the Wind Chaser Cooling Stand, and they showed it off at their Double Eleven Renewal Season & All-Scenario New Product Launch Conference. He Gang (Director of Huawei and CEO of the Terminal BG) presented it himself.

The whole thing is built around an aluminum alloy body with a folding stand and a hidden hinge, so it looks like one clean piece when closed. It weighs just about 27 grams and can open up to 110 degrees, so it works fine in both portrait and landscape.

The interesting part is the cooling. This is Huawei’s first go at piezoelectric air cooling. Instead of a regular tiny fan with blades and a motor, it uses an ultra-thin 0.65 mm bladeless piezoelectric fan made with high-performance ceramic and a flexible vibration isolation system. It creates airflow by vibrating 29,000 times per second. There are two speed levels, and Huawei says the outlet wind speed is more than 100% higher than traditional miniature mechanical fans while staying extremely thin.

For sticking it to the phone, they went with micron-level suction cups based on the gecko principle. Nearly 400,000 micro-contact points give up to 40 newtons of adhesion, with no glue or magnets. It works with pretty much any phone and case, leaves no residue, and still holds after repeated use.

The price is 299 yuan, which roughly translates to $45. Official sales start November 7, 2026, on Huawei’s online store, authorized retailers, and experience stores. For people who want active cooling without a big clunky clip-on cooler, this is one of the cleaner attempts we’ve seen so far.

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