Huawei may be preparing a more portable take on its foldable PC concept. A new claim from Weibo leaker FixedFocus suggests the company could show a first teaser for a compact foldable computer as soon as next week, potentially expanding the MateBook Fold lineup.
The teaser, if it appears, would not necessarily signal an immediate product launch. An earlier rumor pointed to a November debut, but Huawei has not confirmed either the device or a release schedule. The company has discussed upcoming PC products at a HarmonyOS ecosystem event without identifying this rumored model.
A smaller foldable for mobile work
The alleged device has previously been linked to the codename “Semporna” and model number SPN-W52. A product carrying that model identifier appeared in China’s 3C certification database with support for 66W charging, although the filing does not establish that it is Huawei’s new foldable PC.
- A reported weight of roughly 600 grams, which could make it notably easier to carry than a conventional large-screen foldable PC.
- A rumored external display for using the computer while it is closed.
- Unconfirmed display sizes and final hardware configuration.
Huawei’s existing MateBook Fold Ultimate provides the clearest reference point for the concept: it uses an 18-inch folding display that closes to a footprint similar to a 13-inch laptop. Open flat, it functions as a large display; folded at 90 degrees, the lower half can serve as a virtual keyboard. A compact version could be aimed at users who like that flexible format but place a higher priority on carry weight and closed-device usability.
For now, the compact MateBook Fold remains a rumor rather than an announced product. Key details—including its screen dimensions, operating system experience, launch markets, price, and U.S. availability—have not been confirmed.
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