In September this year, Huawei will launch its foldable smartphone Mate X. The Chinese company was supposed to launch its foldable phone earlier in June, but Huawei postponed the launch of the Met X after reports of a screen breakdown of the Galaxy Fold.

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The company said it wanted to test well before launching its device so that it would not face problems like the Samsung Galaxy fold.
Vincent Pang, president of Western Europe in Huawei, told Tech Radar, "The company had been trying to improve the P-OLED screens given in the phone for the past few months. to protect it from galaxy fold-like problems. Huawei Mate X is coming in September.'

For your information, the company has now tested Mate X in every way and has received a 3C certificate in China. In China, smartphone companies are required to obtain this certificate before launching a new smartphone in the market. This certificate means that the device is completely safe for users. As for the specifications, the display will be 8 inches when it is unfolded. When folded, the display turns 6.6 inches. The Huawei Mate X comes with 8GB of RAM and the HiSilicon Kirin 980 processor. The phone works on Android 9 Pie.

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