As a result, Huawei’s latest foldable will be prevented from being sold in the United States, and many interested in phones will never be watching it in person. Still, you might want to get this weird burden.
The Pura X may have a “wide load” warning, which will pop up behind once it is turned on. Every the 6.3-inch display has a 16:10 aspect ratio. This means it’s wider than most other phones and more like a tablet. It’s not like Huawei’s unusual (recognized to look cool), but it’s still very stylish. Close the hinge, then fold the Pura X into a square with a 3.5-inch display and bring the rear camera array to the front.
The phone starts at 7,499 yuan (approximately $1,037), and stands out for other reasons. The Pura X is the first Huawei phone to not lick Android. It runs in the Harmonyos version of the brand. This is also an internal AI assistant, which uses DeepSeek’s technology to enhance Huawei’s own Pangu model.
