The Huawei Mate X7 has made its international debut, available in White, Black, and the striking Nebula Red. It comes in a single configuration featuring 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, priced at €2,099—higher than competitors like the Honor Magic V5 (€1,599).
The package offers a premium retail experience, including a USB-A to USB-C cable, a 66W fast charger, and a case with a detachable kickstand. The Nebula Red and Black models feature a vegan leather finish, while the Brokade White edition boasts a woven brocade texture composed of intricately woven tiny threads.
Included Accessories - Case and Charger
The Huawei Mate X7 is among the most visually appealing foldables this year. Its subtly curved edges, while slightly impacting ease of opening and closing compared to flat-sided designs like the Galaxy Z Fold7, lend it a sophisticated and refined appearance.
Although the Samsung device is slimmer and lighter, the Mate X7 compensates with a 30% larger battery and significantly faster charging speeds.
The cover screen has increased to 6.49 inches diagonally—slightly larger and brighter than the previous Mate X6, with a peak brightness of 3,000 nits. It is protected by Huawei’s proprietary Kunlun Glass 2.
Inside, the main display now measures 8 inches, a modest increase from the Mate X6’s 7.93-inch panel. The display offers excellent quality, with nearly no visible creasing, supported by a robust hinge design known for its strength and durability.
The Huawei Mate X7
The main 24mm camera remains largely unchanged, featuring the variable aperture f/1.4-f/4.0 lens. The 40MP ultrawide and dual 8MP front-facing cameras also carry over.
However, the periscope zoom camera is new—equipped with a 50MP sensor paired with an 81mm f/2.2 (3.5x) lens. This is an upgrade over the previous 90mm f/3.0 unit and promises improved low-light and zoom performance, which we will evaluate in our full review.
Further improvements over the Mate X6 include a larger battery—5,600mAh, up by 400mAh—resulting in enhanced endurance.
The device runs on the 6nm Kirin 9030 chipset, an upgrade from the 7nm Kirin 9020. This new SoC features a 9-core CPU with higher clock speeds and a more powerful GPU. We look forward to benchmarking its real-world performance against its predecessor.
All these advancements and more will be covered in our comprehensive review—stay tuned!
The Screens
