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Bad news from Huawei: Foldable Pocket S2 has been delayed

Huawei, one of the most active names in the foldable phone world, managed to receive positive reviews with the Mate X3 and X5 introduced earlier this year. Now the Chinese giant has turned its focus to the Pocket S2 model. For those who missed it, this model...
 Bad news from Huawei: Foldable Pocket S2 has been delayed
READING NOW Bad news from Huawei: Foldable Pocket S2 has been delayed
Huawei, one of the most active names in the foldable phone world, managed to receive positive reviews with the Mate X3 and X5 introduced earlier this year. Now the Chinese giant has turned its focus to the Pocket S2 model. For those who missed it, this model was said to be released in December 2023. In the past hours, case images and possible release date of the foldable phone were shared.

Foldable Pocket S2 delayed

Huawei Pocket S2 will be the successor of Pocket S, introduced in November 2022. It was previously said that the phone would be released along with Huawei Nova 12 in December. However, recent reports suggest that both models have been delayed until February 2024. Therefore, the wait will continue for a while.

As for the leaked images, we see that the smartphone will have a dual circular camera island, much larger than its predecessor. As for the general design, Huawei’s current foldable models are at a similar point. The technical specifications of Huawei Pocket S2 have not been announced yet. However, we can take a look at Pocket S to give an idea.

Accordingly, Huawei Pocket S had a 6.9-inch OLED panel on the front, offering a resolution of 2790×1188 pixels and a refresh rate of 120Hz. We should also note that this panel offers 1440Hz PWM dimming and 300Hz touch sampling rate.

On the cover section, there is an external OLED screen measuring 1.04 inches and offering 340×340 resolution. Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G 4G processor, Pocket S was offered for sale with a 4,000mAh battery pack with 40W charging support and a 40+13MP camera setup.

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