On September 12th， Huawei launched its latest foldable flagship， the Huawei Mate XTs， with a starting price of 17，999 yuan. This new device marks a significant milestone for Huawei’s foldable series， aiming to deliver a premium user experience.
A heartwarming story has emerged from Luoyang， where an 83-year-old grandfather visited a Huawei store to unbox a display unit of the Huawei Mate XTs. He expressed his consistent admiration for Huawei’s innovations， stating that each new flagship release showcases demonstrable technological advancements.
Regarding the Mate XTs， he specifically praised its features， highlighting the “Red Maple Original Color imaging system， HarmonyOS operating system， and functional upgrades， which collectively make this phone a true octagon warrior.” This description signifies that the device excels in multiple key areas， offering a well-rounded and highly capable user experience. The “octagon warrior” analogy suggests a device that is not only powerful but also versatile and dependable across a broad spectrum of applications.
The gentleman’s dedication to the Huawei brand is further emphasized by his personal collection of over 230 Huawei mobile phones， solidifying his status as a dedicated Huawei enthusiast and loyal customer.
At the Huawei Mate XTs launch event， Huawei Executive Director and President of Consumer Business Group， Richard Yu， officially revealed that the device is powered by the Kirin 9020 chip. This announcement is particularly noteworthy as it marks the first public disclosure of a Kirin chip’s specifications at a launch event in four years. The return and reintroduction of the Kirin chip signify a significant step in Huawei’s efforts to regain its footing in the competitive smartphone market， showcasing the company’s continued commitment to its in-house chipset development against global challenges.
