The foldable smartphone from Huawei arrives in a clamshell form factor named Pocket 2, as reported by GSMArena. The device features a flexible OLED display measuring 6.94 inches in diagonal, with a resolution of 2690 by 1136 pixels. It also supports an adaptive refresh rate up to 120 Hz and peaks at a brightness of 2200 nits. Huawei claims that a Xuanwu teardrop hinge nearly eliminates the gap between the two halves of the screen, delivering a seamless viewing experience in the Pocket 2. An additional round OLED display, 1.15 inches in diameter, sits on the exterior and runs at up to 60 Hz.
On the imaging front, Pocket 2 is equipped with three rear cameras: a 50-megapixel main sensor with optical image stabilization, a 12-megapixel ultra-wide lens, and an 8-megapixel telephoto camera offering 3x optical zoom along with OIS. The front-facing camera is a 10.7-megapixel sensor, designed to handle selfies and video calls with clarity.
Huawei has not officially disclosed the exact chipset powering Pocket 2. Sources at GSMArena suggest that the Kirin 9000S processor, which also appears in Huawei’s Mate 60 series, handles performance. Consumers will be able to choose among configurations that include 12 or 16 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage. There are higher storage options available as well, including 512 GB and 1 TB, with expansion possible via an NM Card.
The battery capacity is listed at 4520 mAh, with wired charging at 66W and wireless charging at 40W. The handset also supports 7.5 W reverse wireless charging to power another device. Water resistance is rated at IPX8, allowing brief submersion up to two meters. The Pocket 2 runs HarmonyOS 4 and supports satellite communications for location awareness.
According to Huawei, the Pocket 2 is set to go on sale in China with prices starting around 7,500 yuan, roughly equivalent to 96,000 rubles at current exchange rates. It has not been confirmed whether the device will be released in Russia or other markets at this time.
There has been no further clarification on international availability, leaving potential buyers to watch for official announcements from Huawei about global releases and regional pricing. Other smartphones in Huawei’s foldable lineup continue to influence readers looking for design innovations, robust camera systems, and high-end display performance in today’s competitive market.
Note: the information above reflects reporting from GSMArena and Huawei’s official materials as summarized at publication time. Readers seeking the latest updates should consult Huawei’s official communications and regional product pages for current specifications and availability.