Supply chain constraints and high production costs have reportedly led to the limited stock of the world’s first tri-folding smartphone, Huawei Mate XT.
The new model which has garnered much reaction despite its limited stock have so far received over 6.5 million pre-orders.
This pre-order, according to analysts, is said to be nearly double the global foldable smartphone shipments in the last quarter.
However, Huawei has yet to disclose how many units are available for distribution despite the extent of pre-order.
The tri-foldable Mate XT, priced at $2,800, was expected to be a major hit in the Chinese market, but supply issues have marred its debut.
Media sources familiar with the development noted that in stores across Shenzhen and Beijing, disappointed customers, who had not pre-ordered, were told they could not purchase the phone.
Huawei’s ability to mass-produce the Mate XT has been questioned by analysts, particularly due to production yield issues with key components such as the panel, cover glass, and hinges.
These challenges have raised doubts about the company’s capacity to meet soaring demand, despite its technological breakthroughs in overcoming U.S. sanctions.
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