HUAWEI Pocket Flip 2 launched: up to 6.94-inch OLED, Kirin 9000s chip, 50MP XMage quad cameras!
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| 4 cameras on a flip! |
HUAWEI Pocket Flip 2 launched!
The new device brings a lot of top-tier eye-catching features. Among those that caught our attention is the first implementation of 4 cameras in a flip-style foldable phone.
This device uses a 50MP primary sensor with OIS + 12MP ultra wide-angle + 8MP telephoto shooter w/ 3x optical zoom, OIS + 2MP megapixel hyperspectral camera. For selfies, it has a 10.7MP sensor. All of these carry HUAWEI's XMage imaging technology for next-level photography
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| The design |
Moving to its design, it poses quite identically to the 1st gen Pocket Flip with its elegant pearly shell-like looks. This is also available in Tahitian Gray, Rococo White, Taro Purple, and Elegant Black color choices.
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| The display |
For display, the phone has a 6.94-inch LTPO OLED screen with 2690 x 1136 resolution, 2,200 nits of max brightness, 420 PPI, 1 to 120Hz variable refresh rate, and 300Hz touch sampling rate.
For the outer screen, it has a 1.15-inch OLED panel with 360 x 360 resolution at 296 ppi.
Inside, the phone is equipped with a Kirin 9000S processor, paired with 16GB RAM and 256GB/512GB/1TB storage. Furthermore, it can be expanded up to 512GB using an NM memory card.
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| The features |
For battery, it has a 4,520mAh capacity that charges using USB-C 66W HUAWEI SuperCharge, 40W wireless, and 7.5W reverse wireless.
Other features are WiFi, Bluetooth 5.2 and NFC, and two-way satellite connectivity.
Another noted feature is the UV Sunscreen test mode which enables users to check the sunscreen application.
For OS the phone runs Harmony OS 4.0.
China price with direct to PHP conversion (no taxes and duties yet):
HUAWEI Pocket Flip 2 - CNY 7,499 (around PHP 58.1K)
HUAWEI Pocket Flip 2 - CNY 7,999 (around PHP 62K)
HUAWEI Pocket Flip 2 - CNY 8,999 (around PHP 69.8K)
The device is now available for pre-order in China. While the sale begins on March 1, 2024.
No word yet for PH release so stay tuned.
What do you guys think?
Source: GizmoChina
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