The Huawei Pura X has achieved a major milestone in China, reaching over 1 million units sold. Meanwhile, a tipster claimed that the Pura X2 is now under development.
The original Pura X was launched in March last year. Amid the wait for its successor, reputable leaker Digital Chat Station claimed that the current Pura X model has already sold more than a million units.
To recall, the device is unique for its 16:10 screen ratio, measuring 143.2mm x 91.7mm when unfolded and 91.7mm x 74.3mm when folded. This makes it shorter but wider than other models.
It has a 6.3″ main display and a 3.5″ external screen. It also features a trio of rear cameras with a 50MP main unit, a 4720mAh battery, and support for 66W wired and 40W wireless charging.
According to DCS, the Huawei Pura X2 is also now on the way. However, unlike its predecessor, it is reportedly coming in the second quarter of the year, specifically in April.
The device would house a Kirin 9030 chip. According to leaks, it will keep its successor’s 6.3″ 16:10 widescreen, but will be “downgraded” in most other areas. On a positive note, the phone is reportedly cheaper than its predecessor.
