Foldable

A leak points to a January 2027 debut for HONOR’s first wider-format foldable, with a roughly 7.6-inch inner display, stylus support, a potential 7,000mAh battery, and Qualcomm’s rumored 2nm flagship chip. None of the details has been confirmed by HONOR, and US availability is unknown.

Leaks point to several Honor phones in development, including a 7-inch X-series model, an Honor 700 Pro with a rear display, and a wide foldable rumored to pair a 7,000mAh battery with ARRI-derived camera tools.

A European retailer listing has outlined a possible vivo X Fold6 configuration ahead of its international debut, including a 6,900mAh battery, 12GB of RAM, 512GB of storage, and a potential European price near €2,199.99. U.S. pricing and availability have not been confirmed.

A report outlines a Motorola wide-format foldable said to feature a 6.92-inch inner OLED, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor, 5,000mAh battery, and Qi2 wireless charging at up to 25W.

A tipster says vivo’s X Fold6 could launch internationally on October 1, following its June debut in China. The company has not confirmed the date, and the report provides no U.S. pricing or availability details.

Motorola’s anniversary teaser points to a wider Razr Fold Wide design that could offer more room for multitasking than the company’s familiar clamshell foldables. Core specifications, pricing, launch timing, and U.S. availability remain unannounced.

An unofficial eligibility estimate points to One UI 9.5 support for Samsung tablets beginning with the Galaxy Tab S9 FE series, alongside newer Tab S, rugged Tab Active, Galaxy S, Galaxy Z, and Galaxy A devices. Samsung has not confirmed the rollout.

A leak points to a Huawei wide-screen photography-focused flagship for the first half of 2027, potentially under the Pura 100 name. Its design, hardware, pricing, and U.S. availability remain unconfirmed.

An unconfirmed report puts Huawei Pura X View activations at roughly 282,000 in its first five days in China, lending momentum to the company’s unusually wide, non-folding phone design.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold8 reportedly saw a roughly 10% week-over-week sales increase in South Korea after Apple introduced its first foldable, the iPhone Duo. The early movement may reflect shoppers finishing a delayed buying decision, with a much wider local price gap favoring Samsung than in the U.S.