Huawei will present Huawei Mate 20X 5G in China on 26 July

In May, when the United Kingdom started its 5G network, Huawei introduced 5G variant of its humiliating Huawei Mate 20X. It has been disclosed subsequently to other European economies, but it is now coming back with a mildly lower batteries at the cost of gigabit rates. The firm has begun issuing invitations to press officials for an unveiling on July 26.

As the phone has a 5 G content we would expect the 5 G network to emerge first in significant towns such as Shanghai, Beijing and Shenzhen to be unveiled officially in China. We’ll also see which networks are prepared to connect to the next century.

The phone in the United Kingdom is announced for £ 999, although it will cost about CNY6 999 (about £ 800) because of the price in China as well as the global industry. The Mate 20 X (5 G) shares the size of its un-5 G model, but it takes a bit more room for the Balong 5000 modem, which makes the battery 4,200mAh rather than 5,000mAh.

While Huawei prepares for an event, a different company also joins the 5 G hype train. ZTE will begin to register tomorrow with people interested in launching the Axon 10 Pro 5 G without a real deadline of entry. We expect to hear more in the next few days, because why would a company raise the interest in its flagship if it’s not planning to launch it soon.

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