Huawei recently launched the Pura X Max 5G in China, a foldable that closely resembles the rumored iPhone Ultra. The device features a near‑creaseless external screen and a wider internal display, echoing the form Apple is expected to adopt.

The Oppo Find N6, unveiled last month, introduced a near‑creaseless display that many see as a preview of Apple’s foldable vision. Both phones show how manufacturers are tightening hinge and panel technology to eliminate visible creases.

Apple’s delay of eight years after Samsung was largely due to early foldable screens being prone to dust damage and prominent creases. Engineers have reportedly solved these issues, positioning a launch for September.

By matching Apple’s anticipated design, Huawei’s Pura X Max 5G signals that the foldable market is moving toward a standard that balances durability with a seamless user experience, setting a new benchmark for future devices.