Huawei is reportedly preparing a non‑folding wide‑screen phone that echoes the candy‑bar silhouette of the Pura X. Leaked specs from tipster Digital Chat Station suggest a 16:9 or 16:10 display, positioning the device against the market’s shrinking slate of tall phones. The design could appeal to consumers still preferring a traditional grip over newer bezel‑less trends.

Inside, the handset will run a Kirin 9-series SoC and house a massive 7,000mAh battery, promising all‑day endurance even under heavy use. Photography hardware includes a 50 MP primary sensor sized 1/1.3‑inch, a second 50 MP periscope telephoto lens, and a multispectral sensor for niche shooting modes. Fast‑charge support would be essential for such capacity. The device may also support reverse wireless charging for accessories.

Analysts expect Huawei to unveil the device in the fourth quarter, likely between October and December, as the company seeks to diversify its portfolio beyond foldables and 5G flagships. If pricing matches its premium ambitions, the phone could attract power users craving large displays without a foldable hinge, pressuring rivals to revisit non‑foldable flagship designs. Early leaks suggest a launch price near premium flagship level.