Huawei Mate XT Ultimate | The Future is here

Revolutionizing Foldable Smartphones!
Huawei has just unleashed a game-changing device: the Huawei triple-foldable phone that folds THREE times! This groundbreaking innovation is set to challenge the status quo and push the boundaries of what we expect from foldable technology. In this video, we break down every aspect of Huawei’s latest marvel and why it’s making waves in the tech world!
What You’ll See:
- An exclusive hands-on look at the Huawei triple-foldable phone, showcasing its sleek design and multifunctional capabilities.
- Next-Level Technology: Discover the advanced hinge mechanism that enables this device to fold three times, offering unparalleled versatility.
- Performance Breakdown: Get the scoop on its performance, battery life, and how it handles demanding tasks with ease.
- Short Comparative Analysis: See how Huawei's innovative approach puts traditional foldables from companies like Apple and Samsung to shame. Have these tech giants settled for outdated designs? Find out how Huawei is setting a new benchmark!
Keywords:
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[@memeiki]

It's finally what foldables have tried to become. A full size tablet that fits in your pocket. I believe if this technology gets better it will be the ultimate tablet/foldable form factor

[@futo]

Huawei in general is banned in the US and Canada (because Canada just follows what US does all the time)

[@techshakalaka]

Absolutely!

[@Pilot.Boeing]

I need this

[@techshakalaka]

Not sure if it's going to be global.

[@Leathal]

I can nitpick plenty of issues with this device - but it brings back that “damn that’s neat” factor which has been missing from smartphones for a very long time. I can’t buy Huawei in the US, but they have my support for pushing tech forward

[@techshakalaka]

Nough said!!! I wish companies in North America could have this innovative mindset instead of taking customers for granted.

[@FlyingTexan]

This video does everything but the one F'NG thing we want to see which is a full opening and closing

[@techshakalaka]

Or probably the one F'NG thing YOU want to see.

[@TechSphereX]

nice video.

[@techshakalaka]

Thank you.

[@leophoenix1452]

❤❤❤

[@chilling00000]

The screen will last at most a year...then it will become too scratched to use

[@techshakalaka]

Yeah, but the idea of seeing a change brings hope.

[@JamaicanMeCrazy]

Stop trying to not appreciate the awesomeness of the phone. I just hope I can afford it😂

[@techshakalaka]

​@@JamaicanMeCrazy😅😅😅

[@blapip6147]

Man if only they had google services. Sucks because I loved my huawei p40 pro, most comfortable phone I've ever held, but my work uses apps that only supports google playstore or ios. I would 100% keep switching between samsung and huawei if huawei had it.

[@techshakalaka]

This is what happens when you start being better than the big boys. They get you banned!

[@Class60]

Man, the government banned Huawei and Huawei cannot install Google OS (Android system), services and apps. Without the government ban, Huawei would love to use Google OS/services and all the apps available in the west. It's not up to Huawei.

[@caerxm]

screen on the corner? no thanks

[@erleykenneth]

theres no point of buying this device, just get a regular 300-400 dollar phone and buy a laptop 500-600 dollar vs Huawei 1000 dollar 2 fold phone. this is not innovation. sad.

[@techshakalaka]

Actually, this was a good point. But for people who like change, I think it would be something worth trying.

[@kennylee8477]

Really. Not an innovation? And who are u exactly?

[@erleykenneth]

@@kennylee8477 Innovation is defined as the process of bringing about new ideas, methods, products, services, or solutions that have a significant positive impact and value. It involves transforming creative concepts into tangible outcomes that improve efficiency, and effectiveness, or address unmet needs.
certainly this is not new idea or method and neither have positive/improve impact. so i'm asking wheres innovation here? care to explain?

[@jetli740]

@@erleykenneth base on your logic then nothing is innovation for a 100 years..

[@erleykenneth]

​@@jetli740 you first define INNOVATION and explain why is it an innovation phone. and you didn't even explain.
that phone is just plain is a TABLET but FOLDABLE.
why are you so salty? what i've said is not shaming of the product but a proper evaluation or critique.