Huawei may launch a foldable phone before Samsung launch

Samsung plans to launch its first foldable phone at the beginning of 2019. So far, we know that this will be Galaxy X. But the new reports tell that Samsung cannot give its name that. There is still a year left for the launch of the Samsung foldable phone, Huawei wants to make its kind of mobile phone first and can bid against Samsung.

                             

A new report from the Nikkei Asian Review shows that Huawei is planning to roll out his phone, Huawei can sell some 20,000 to 30,000 units or even a small group of people in its first batch. The report says that the first batch will be small because the main purpose of Huawei is to beat Samsung here. The report says that the Huawei will launch the phone very early in 2019. Huawei can be a part of hands with the local display provider BOE for flexible OLED screen, which is able to be used among the Huawei foldable handset.

Citing a source, "The planned volume of Huawei may be limited to some 20,000 to 30,000 units for some waves, or even less, for a small group of first-wave adopters." "Attempts are mainly to demonstrate their technical ability and to attract industry attention and media coverage." The report does not include anything on the launch or the phone's glasses. The value of the foldable phone named Huawei is also unknown, but the report shows that profitability is not the first priority for both companies.

This is the first report that we are reading about the Huawei foldable phone. There were reports in March this year. The company apparently patented the WIPO on September 19th for a phone-worthy display. Patent next reveal a tablet size offer with a display that can be added to the smartphone and can be done in your pocket. In fact, the CEO of the company, Richard Yu last year also said that the company is working on a foldable phone, and it is probably the difference between the two displays that all-cause delay.

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