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Huawei starts MateBook Fold S preorders in China, with price still undisclosed

The HarmonyOS PC laptop has a folding 14.7-inch OLED screen and offers up to 32GB of RAM and 1TB of storage.

By Mei Ling Tan

Illustration of a foldable laptop with a separate keyboard
Photo: Notebookcheck

Preorders for Huawei’s MateBook Fold S opened in China on November 14 at 10:08 AM, ahead of final payments beginning November 24. Huawei has yet to provide a price or a launch date for other countries.

The foldable laptop measures 10.7 inches in its closed form, with an OLED display that reaches 14.7 inches when unfolded. It uses HarmonyOS PC. Huawei says the Xuanwu waterdrop hinge lets users position the display flat or at various angles.

Buyers can choose among four RAM/storage combinations: 16GB/256GB, 16GB/512GB, 24GB/512GB and 32GB/1TB. A keyboard and protective sleeve accompany each configuration, while an M-Pencil stylus is included with the highest-capacity model.

The available colors are Phantom Night Black, Sky White and Cloud Sea Blue. The blue option has a two-tone finish but is excluded from the 16GB/256GB configuration. The outer cover incorporates ultra-thin glass.

Complete hardware specifications remain unpublished. Pre-launch information indicates that a Kirin X9 series processor is expected. Software features include multi-screen collaboration, tablet handwriting and AI additions to Notes and WPS Office whose capabilities have not been fully detailed.

Sales channels include Huawei’s website, other online shopping platforms and physical stores. Preorder customers will receive a lightweight backpack, wireless mouse and some Huawei membership offers.

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