Huawei Mate X was officially revealed at MWC Barcelona earlier this year. However, the foldable was officially launched only last month, with availability slated for November. While there were reports yesterday that said the Huawei Mate X sale was postponed, the company confirmed earlier today that the foldable will go on sale on November 15, as originally planned.

The Huawei Mate X will take on the Galaxy Fold that recently went on sale in China. In fact, the Mate X could get another competitor in the coming months, as the Motorola Razr will hit a few markets in Asia in 2020 (China launch isn’t confirmed though).

Note that Mate X will only be available in limited quantities tomorrow. There will be just one variant available for purchase featuring 8GB RAM and 512GB of storage. The sale will begin at 10:08 AM on November 15 via VMALL (Huawei’s official store in China). The Mate X supports 5G unlike the recently announced Motorola Razr and the Galaxy Fold models sold in the U.S. and China.

The Huawei Mate X foldable is priced at 16,999 yuan (~$2403). The company will also launch another foldable phone dubbed Mate Xs powered by Kirin 990 5G next year.

So between the Mate X, Galaxy Fold, and the Motorola Razr, which design do you like the most?

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