Due to that will prevent Huawei’s latest foldable from being sold in the US, many people interested in the device will not have the opportunity to see it in person. Nonetheless, this unusual device is worth taking a look at.

The Pura X could potentially have a “wide load” warning that appears on the back when it is opened. According to , the 6.3-inch display features a 16:10 aspect ratio, making it wider and more tablet-like than most other phones. Although not as unique as Huawei’s (admittedly cool-looking) , it is still quite distinctive. When the hinge is closed, the Pura X folds into a square with a 3.5-inch display, which brings the rear camera array to the front.

The device, priced starting at 7,499 Chinese yuan (approximately $1,037), stands out for several reasons. The Pura X is the first Huawei phone to not feature Android. Instead, it runs on a version of HarmonyOS that the brand . Additionally, it , an in-house AI assistant that utilizes DeepSeek’s technology to enhance Huawei’s own Pangu model.