Huawei Mate Xt 2 Launch Timeline Leakes; Asked to offer satellite connectivity

Huawei Mate XT 2 is said to work as the successor of Huawei Mate XT Ultimate Design. While Huawei has not yet been confirmed its existence, the new leak coming out of China has indicated about the launch timeline of the triple-screen foldable phone. Huawei Mate XT 2 has been tipped to come up with Kirin 9010 processor. Earlier this year, the Huawei Met XT ultimate design was announced in the markets outside China. It has a triple-camera unit and 5,600mAh battery.

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Chinese Tipster Smart Pikachu took Weibo to suggest Huawei Mate Xt 2 will be launched Around September this year. It is said that the company is doing an internal test of smartphones with satellite connectivity support. Huawei’s recent flagship smartphone has offered a satellite functionality that allows users to send and receive text messages via a low-orbit satellite.

Tipster claimed that Huawei Mate XT2 would come with an advanced chipset and better imaging.

According to the tipster, Huawei Mate Xt 2 Huawei Mate Xt can go around the same time as an ultimat design. Later in China in September last year, CNY was unveiled with an initial price tag of CNY 19,999 (about Rs 2,35,900) with an initial price tag of 16GB RAM and 256GB storage variants.

The recent leak indicated that Huawei Mate XT2 will have the same screen as the original Mate XT ultimate design. It has been tipped to be equipped with Kirin 9020 processor, which is likely to improve the Kirin 9010 chipset of the Met XT ultimate design. The foldable is asked to perform better performance and offer better cameras.

Huawei mate xt ultimat design specification

The Huawei Mate Xt Ultimate Design was launched in select international markets in February this year. It runs on Harmonus 4.2 and has a triple rear camera unit. The tri-folded smartphone provides 7.9-inch, 6.4-inch and 10.2-inch screen size, which is through its folding mechanism. It has a 5,600mAh battery with the support of 66W wired and 50W wireless charging.