Huawei launched the Mate XT2 in China last week, and the device is already showing up in European import markets at prices that dwarf most competitors. The 10.2-inch tri-fold phone carries a premium that makes rival foldables look like budget options. Buyers looking for a high-end tri-fold should note that the cost is significantly higher than the rumored Apple iPhone Duo or Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold.
Huawei Mate XT2 tri-fold phone import costs exceed $4,200 in Europe
The Mate XT2 uses a U-shaped design that folds inward twice to create a large 10.2-inch screen. Huawei includes an ECG sensor and a variable aperture camera on the device. The phone runs on HarmonyOS without Google Services, eSIM, Android Auto, or WearOS support.
Huawei Mate XT2 Specifications
- Design: U-shaped tri-fold (folds inward twice)
- Display Size: 10.2-inch
- Storage Configurations: 16/256 GB, 1 TB (with/without privacy display), 2 TB
- Features: ECG, variable aperture, privacy display
- OS/Services: No Google Services, no eSIM, no Android Auto, no WearOS support
Storage options range from 16 GB with 256 GB storage to a 2 TB version. A 1 TB configuration is available with a privacy display feature. The base 16/256 GB model costs 20,000 YUAN (around $2,971) CNY (around $2,971) in China.
Import prices from Trinity Electronics and AverageDad vary by configuration and retailer. The 16/256 GB model starts at 3,626 euros EUR (around $4,207) at Trinity Electronics. AverageDad lists the same configuration at 3,685 euros EUR (around $4,276). Higher storage tiers push prices up to 5,056 euros EUR (around $5,867) at AverageDad.
We cannot confirm which network bands imported units support or if the system language extends beyond Chinese and English. An official launch in Europe or other markets outside China is rather unlikely. The device is available for import only at this time.
Source: NotebookCheck
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