At Mobile World Congress 2019, Huawei unveiled its Mate X foldable phone. With larger screens and 5G, the Mate X already looks better than the Galaxy Fold.

As you might expect, this foldable, 5G-equipped phone doesn't come cheap: Huawei says the handset will retail for €2,299 in Europe (roughly equivalent to $2,605 US dollars, though it's unlikely ...

Samsung’s Galaxy Fold announcement isn’t even a week old yet, and we already have a competitor that is thinner, has a bigger screen, and folds flatter. Say hello to the Huawei Mate X foldable ...

Huawei's new Mate X6 book-style foldable phone is going global. The book-style foldable, and first to receive an international launch, is the sixth-gen version from the Chinese company's flagship ...

Huawei’s SuperCharge will recharge the phone up to 85% in just 30 minutes. Image source: Chris Smith, BGR The Mate X is a 5G device and while we didn’t test it, 5G will consume more power than 4G.

Huawei’s spin on the folding phone is quite a bit different than Samsung’s. Unlike the Galaxy Fold, the Mate X folds outward, so the outside screen is the same as the inside one.

The Galaxy Fold and Huawei Mate X will both transform from phone to tablet with their flexible screens, but they are very different foldable beasts. When you purchase through links on our site, we ...

When Huawei announced that the Mate X foldable phone would sell for 2,299 euros -- roughly $2,600, £2,000 or AU$3,660 -- the audience at Huawei's Mate X launch event at MWC gasped and groaned ...

Huawei made quite a splash with the introduction of its foldable Mate X at MWC earlier this week. Holding the phone and seeing how it works in practice, I can say it's certainly impressive.

Foldable phones are expensive, exclusive and hard to find -- you can buy the $1,980 Fold in the US, UK and South Korea, and the Mate X in China for roughly $2,400, or 16,999 yuan.

Smartphone giant Huawei reveals its first foldable phone. "5G is on, 5G is here," one company representative proclaimed.