Huawei’s Pura X View has moved 449,800 units in China within its first month, creating a supply chain bottleneck that pushes official delivery dates into November. Buyers who ordered the device must now wait significantly longer than expected, as demand has outpaced initial production capacity. This shortage highlights the intense consumer interest in Huawei’s latest hardware, even as third-party sellers capitalize on the scarcity by marking up prices by 500 to 1,000 YUAN (around $149) over the official retail cost.
Huawei Pura X View sales hit 449,800 units in China, creating significant supply chain bottleneck
The smartphone features a distinct 6.39-inch flat OLED display with a unique 16:9.5 aspect ratio and a 2232×1320 resolution. Huawei equipped the device with a Kirin 9030S processor and a substantial 7,000 mAh silicon-anode battery to support its hardware demands. The phone maintains a slim profile at 6.68 mm thick and weighs approximately 201 grams, balancing a large battery with a manageable form factor.
- Screen Size: 6.39 inches
- Resolution: 2232×1320
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9.5
- Refresh Rate: 120 Hz
- Peak Brightness: 6,500 nits
Pricing for the Pura X View starts at 5,999 YUAN (around $895) CNY (around $895) for the base configuration. Higher storage tiers command premium prices, with the 12 GB + 512 GB model listed at 6,999 YUAN (around $1,045) CNY (around $1,045) and the 12 GB + 1 TB version priced at 8,499 YUAN (around $1,268) CNY (around $1,268). The device includes a 200 MP RYYB main camera and supports a 120 Hz refresh rate on its screen.
Official channels estimate that orders placed recently will be delivered before November 19, reflecting the current production constraints. We have tracked Huawei Pura X View closely since its launch with 1.05mm bezels and the 7000mAh battery, noting the rapid shift from availability to scarcity. The sales data confirms strong market traction for the device in its primary region.
Sales figures are currently capped at the 449,800 unit mark for week 39 of 2026, with no official data provided for subsequent weeks. The hardware remains exclusive to the Chinese market, and the ongoing supply shortage continues to drive secondary market inflation. Buyers should check official channels for restocking updates as production increases.
Source: GIZMOCHINA




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