Huawei Mate X2 has achieved certification, as well as another mysterious 5G smartphone

The TET-AN00 / TET-AN10 smartphone, believed to be the Huawei Mate X2, has now received TENAA approval, just days after passing the 3C certification.

Or smartphone TET-AN00 / TET-AN10, which is believed to be the Huawei Mate X2, has now received approval from TENAA, a few days after passing the 3C certification. This means that the brand’s smartphone is ready to go official and your ad may be just around the corner.

The total information about your certification has not yet been fully published. Information points that the new foldable smartphone of the Chinese brand, maintains its total screen of 8 inches, but which now has a foldable design, just like the Galaxy Fold of your rival Samsung.

As seen in the issued patents, this change in design requires a secondary screen to remain on the outside. This smartphone is expected to be equipped with the Chinese brand’s flagship chipset Kirin 9000and will come with 66W fast charging.

Huawei Mate X2 on TENAA (TET-AN00 and AN10) and mistress Huawei 5G (CDL-A50)

An interesting thing about these TENAA certification lists is that they contain unknown equipment, called CDL-AN50. It is a 5G smartphone that in the TENAA list cites some specifications: 6.5-inch screen, 3900mAh battery and dimensions of 162.3 x 75.0 x 8.6 mm. These dimensions indicate that it will be a fairly high screen, for a 6.5-inch smartphone, and the battery of only 3900mAh, seems short for a device of this size.

This equipment has already passed 3C certification, which was listed as having a 40W charger. However, the purpose of this equipment remains a mystery, for now.

The previous model, Huawei Mate Xs, brought an 8-inch foldable screen – which folded into two, a main one of 6.6 inches and a secondary one of 6.38 inches – the Huawei Mate Xs creates a true FullView experience, which is only achieved thanks to the new mechanical hinge design. When opened, the Mate Xs allows users to have more space to customize their experience to suit their needs.

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