Honor's first wide-fold phone enters testing: 7000mAh-class large battery, 200MP Arri triple camera

In March 2025, Huawei launched the world's first wide-fold smartphone, the Pura X, which attracted market attention with its unique screen ratio and foldable design. Since its release, cumulative sales have surpassed 1.5 million units.

As the Pura X opened up the market, wide-fold devices have become a new direction of exploration in the foldable screen industry, with more and more phone manufacturers beginning to develop this product form.

Recently, digital blogger "Smart Pikachu" revealed that Honor's first wide-fold phone has entered the testing phase. It will feature a new body manufacturing process, a horizontally arranged camera Deco, a built-in 7000mAh-class large battery, and a 200-megapixel Arri triple-camera setup.

According to previous leaks, the Honor wide-fold phone will feature a 7.6-inch inner screen and a 5.5-inch outer screen, powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8E6 Pro flagship chip.

The device is expected to become the first wide-fold model in the Android camp to adopt a 2nm flagship chip, further raising the ceiling of this category's specifications in terms of performance, battery life, and imaging.

In recent years, the competitive focus of foldable screen phones has been shifting from simply competing on form factor and hardware specs to actual user experience and scenario innovation.

Compared to traditional large foldables and vertical small foldables, wide-fold devices offer a new approach to product design through a screen ratio closer to that of a tablet.

Especially in high-frequency scenarios such as reading, media consumption, and office work, the wider display ratio reduces content cropping and whitespace, providing a larger effective display area when scrolling through videos, reading novels, or browsing comics, further enhancing immersion.

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