At MWC 2025 in Barcelona, Huawei will showcase its latest developments, including the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate Design triple foldable smartphone and other technological innovations.
The booth visitors will be able to explore thematic zones dedicated to foldable smartphones, wearables, photography tools and health monitoring solutions. These zones showcase various technologies and their applications in everyday life.
One of the key exhibits is the Huawei Mate XT triple foldable smartphone, which features a rotating mechanism that allows the screen to be folded inward and outward. The device also has a camera with a 10-step adjustable physical aperture. The stand also features the ability to view 3D content without the use of special 3D glasses.
Huawei is also showcasing the Mate 70 series smartphones, which feature a camera with improved color reproduction. The intelligent technology zone features AI-powered multi-exposure and photo retouching functions. The Mate X6 zone showcases the innovative materials used to create the device.
The wearables section features health and fitness monitoring technologies. In the cycling zone, visitors can test the Huawei TruSense system, designed to monitor vital signs, and compare it with professional sports heart rate monitors. The health zone showcases the Huawei Watch D2, which supports 24-hour blood pressure monitoring.
A line of wearable devices with various functionalities is also presented. According to data for the first nine months of 2024, Huawei took first place in the wearable gadgets market. In 2024, the Huawei TruSense system was announced, providing monitoring of physiological indicators and health analysis.
Huawei is now trying to re-enter the global smartphone market, but analysts warn that ongoing U.S. sanctions will make it difficult for the Chinese company to compete with leaders Samsung and Apple. The biggest impact of the sanctions has been blocking Huawei’s access to Google’s advanced chips and services, which has hit its smartphone business hard. “I don’t think they’ll be able to re-enter international markets without the full suite of Google services,” Francisco Jeronimo, vice president of data and analytics at International Data Corporation, told CNBC of Huawei’s plans.
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