Huawei introduced their new foldable phone Mate X5!• Displays: 6.4" 2504x1080 LTPO OLED 1-120 Hz external

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Huawei introduced their new foldable phone Mate X5!

• Displays: 6.4" 2504x1080 LTPO OLED 1-120 Hz external, 7.85" 2496x2224 OLED 120 Hz internal
• Kirin 9000S
• 50MP + 13MP UW + 12MP periscope + 8MP selfie (external + internal)
• HarmonyOS 4
• 5060mAh battery with 66W wired and 50W wireless charging
• 7.5W reverse wireless charging
• USB-C 3.1 Gen 1
• 12/16GB RAM
• IPX8

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