Huawei wide non-foldable phone could feature 7200mAh battery
Leaked information suggests Huawei is preparing to launch a new wide non-foldable smartphone featuring a 7200mAh battery and the Kirin 9030s chipset. The device is expected to be a flagship offering with advanced AI capabilities and fast charging features.
Why it matters
This indicates Huawei's continued efforts to compete in the high-end smartphone market despite international trade restrictions.
Huawei is seemingly set to announce the first-ever wide non-foldable phone in the market next month, and a new leak today uncovers the device’s battery and chip details. If the parameters are true, the new handset is bringing a big specs overhaul.
Leaker SuperDimensional took to Chinese social media today, saying that the Huawei wide non-foldable phone will feature a massive battery and flagship mobile chip.
The device will likely use a 7200mAh battery – the largest capacity in Huawei’s top-tier smartphone lineup to date. For the chipset, the non-folding wide-flat handset can equip the Kirin 9030s, which debuted in the Pura 90 Pro series models.
While a 7200mAh cell pack was expected to show up with the Mate 90 phones in September this year, it sounds like Huawei has some different plans for this aspect.
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