Huawei will unveil its folding flagship, the Pura X Max, on April 20. The device builds on last year’s Pura X but expands the hinge to reveal a display the size of a small tablet. Promotional clips showcase a new stylus that leverages AI, letting users add objects to photos or virtually dress pets with a single sketch.

Inside, the Pura X Max ships with either 12 GB or 16 GB of RAM and storage options of 256 GB, 512 GB or a full terabyte. It arrives in five finishes—Interstellar Blue, Olive Gold, Phantom Night Black, Vibrant Orange, and Zero Degree White—giving consumers a premium palette to match the high‑end hardware.

The AI‑enhanced stylus works without drawing skill; a rough outline triggers the system to generate detailed graphics, from accessories on pets to background elements in pictures. Huawei markets the tool as a way to democratize creative editing on a foldable, positioning the phone as more than a communication device.

By pairing a large foldable screen with AI‑driven input, Huawei aims to lure power users and creative professionals who crave both portability and on‑the‑go design flexibility. Pricing details remain hidden, but the spec sheet suggests the Pura X Max will sit at the top tier of 2026’s premium smartphone market.