Huawei’s Pura X View is built around an idea that sits somewhere between a conventional phone and a pocket-sized tablet: a rigid handset with an unusually wide 16:9.5 display. That format could make more room for video, reading, and split-screen tasks without relying on the hinge used by the foldable Huawei Pura X.
A wide-screen phone with a large battery
The 6.39-inch panel has a 2232 x 1320 resolution, 1.05mm uniform bezels, and a claimed 96.1% screen-to-body ratio. Huawei lists the device at 6.68mm thick and 201 grams, figures paired with a notably large 7,000mAh battery. The Pura X View is also planned as one of the first devices centered on HarmonyOS 7.0.
Huawei has already revealed the Pura X View’s design and several core hardware details, and reservations are open in China. Its September 7 event is expected to fill in the remaining gaps, including the processor, camera hardware, memory configurations, and pricing.
China sales date is still a report, not a confirmation
A report attributed to leaker SuperDimensional says the Pura X View could go on sale in China on September 10, three days after the full presentation. The reported date was picked up by Huawei Central, but Huawei has not formally confirmed it.
Huawei’s official product page continues to show the Pura X View as available for preorder, rather than naming a retail date. There is no U.S. availability or pricing information at this stage. The September 7 announcement should establish whether this wide-screen design is positioned as a practical alternative to a compact tablet or primarily as another experimental Huawei form factor.
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