Huawei launches a brand new foldable phone in China

Huawei has a couple of foldable phones under its belt, and it looks like they've added one more to their lineup in the form of a brand new Huawei Mate X5. This handset was launched in China, albeit without much fanfare.

In terms of hardware, the Mate X5 comes with a 7.85-inch LTPO OLED display and a 6.4-inch OLED LTPO display on the outside. The phone is offered in 12GB or 16GB RAM variants, with 512GB of storage, but as for its chipset of choice, the company has not mentioned what it will be using.

On the camera side of things, the Mate X5 will feature a triple camera setup. This includes the use of a 50MP sensor for the main shooter, a 13MP sensor with an ultrawide lens, and lastly, a 12MP sensor for the periscope camera, while the front-facing shooter is of the 8MP variety.

Other specs include a 5,060mAh battery with support for 66W wired charging and 50W wireless, and all the usual Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity options you might expect from a modern smartphone. If you're hoping to see the Mate X5 outside of China, that might be tough, but there are so many other foldable options out there that you can choose from already.