The Huawei Pura 90 series is right around the corner, and the same goes for the company’s wide foldable, the Pura X Max. Well, all those phones have just surfaced online, in real-life images this time around.
The Huawei Pura 90 and Pura 90 Pro pose in real-life images
We’ve seen both the Pura 90 phones (not the standard one) and Pura X Max in renders, and some of them in lifestyle shots as well. If you check out the image below, you’ll get the best look at the Pura 90 series, which is what we’ll talk about first.
The phone on the right is the standard Pura 90. This is the first time we’re seeing that device, if I’m not mistaken. It does look rather weird with that camera island and a jarring difference between the main camera and the remaining cutouts.
The two phones next to it are probably the same phone in different colors. Both of these represent the Huawei Pura 90 Pro, if we had to guess. The color variants seem to match that model, as the color options have already been confirmed.
The ‘Pro’ model has three cameras inside the triangle-shaped camera island, and that camera island is also very hard to miss. It does remind us of what Pro iPhone models look like, but only slightly due to the positioning of the cameras.
Huawei’s wide foldable, the Pura X Max, also surfaced in real-life shots
The Huawei Pura X Max is the company’s upcoming wide foldable, and it’s shown in real-life images in the gallery below. This seems to be a silver variant of the phone.
You can see the device in both folded and unfolded forms, and it’s clear that it’s quite wide when folded, actually. It’s quite wide and not too tall, which enables it to offer a very wide layout when unfolded. It’s much wider than what regular book-style foldables offer.
This smartphone is a direct successor to the Pura X, and it’s notably larger. As many of you know, Apple, Samsung, and OPPO are also planning to announce wide book-style foldables this year.
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