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Here's what to expect from the next Huawei MateBook Fold

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Vlad 10 July 2026

Huawei Rumors

Last May, Huawei launched the MateBook Fold, a laptop with a foldable screen. The company is now working on its successor, which seems to be a mild refresh coming in the second half of this year.

According to a new leak from Digital Chat Station on Weibo, the new MateBook Fold will be offered in Streaming Gold, Sky White, and Phantom Black, in three RAM/storage configurations: 24GB/512GB, 24GB/1TB, and 32GB/2TB.

Here's what to expect from the next Huawei MateBook Fold

It will allegedly be powered by a Kirin X9 series chipset, and Huawei has intriguingly focused on cost reduction for this sequel. Whether that means it will actually be cheaper than the original remains to be seen - this strategy could just be employed in order to offset some of the higher RAM and storage costs.

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  • Anonymous
  • K1L
  • 11 Jul 2026

With how crazy expensive stuffs currently is. I don't have hope we will pass the limit.

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  • Bussilium.UL
  • 3$Y
  • 10 Jul 2026

Why havent you added the first one to the database? It is by definition an tablet.

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  • Anonymous
  • D3w
  • 10 Jul 2026

This is a normal thing, just like 8GB RAM when it first launched.

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