HUAWEI has officially shown off the MateBook Fold S, introducing a foldable laptop built around a 14.7 inch flexible internal display. The device shrinks down from earlier massive designs while adding a secondary screen on the outer lid alongside an AI camera module. Reservations open in China ahead of a dedicated launch event, though official retail pricing and internal specifications remain unconfirmed.
HUAWEI Consumer Business Group head Richard Yu revealed the hardware during a live demonstration. The main folding screen measures 14.7 inches when unfolded, making the footprint considerably more compact than the earlier 18 inch MateBook Fold Ultimate Design. The outer cover features a small secondary display that currently shows system graphics. Next to this outer panel sit 3 circular cutouts with AI CAMERA branding. Early industry reports indicate this sensor cluster might detach from the body, but HUAWEI has yet to confirm modular functionality.
Physical controls mimic smartphone layouts, placing a power button on the top edge and volume rocker keys along the side. The chassis comes in 3 color choices consisting of sky white, night black, and cloud blue. The blue variant features a 2 tone finish with a muted blue upper section and light blue horizontal stripes on the lower half.
The computer runs HarmonyOS PC, an operating system expected to include local artificial intelligence tools for writing notes and processing office documents. HUAWEI did not reveal the core hardware setup, leaving the processor model, RAM configurations, battery capacity, and charging speed unknown. The company will announce full technical specifications and retail pricing during the official launch event in China.
