On February 25th, Huawei released its new Huawei Pocket 2 foldable phone. In addition to the standard version, Huawei also collaborated with high-end designer Iris van Herpen to create the Huawei Pocket 2 Art Edition.
Huawei's official store released a video today showcasing the unboxing of the Huawei Pocket 2 Art Edition, which is truly a stunning foldable phone in terms of aesthetics.
In terms of design, the Huawei Pocket 2 Art Edition features a Blue Fantasy color scheme and utilizes 3D dynamic spatial technology. It achieves three-dimensional reconstruction of flat textures through micro-lens optical imaging.
The body of the device undergoes 87 meticulous production processes, with precise control over 0.1 micron ink particles. This results in flowing artistic lines that create a captivating interplay with light and shadows.
The design brings a unique visual experience to the phone - naked-eye 3D effect achieved through the clever use of visual illusions, creating dynamic lines that give the impression of floating above the phone. It can exhibit different angles of light and shadow changes in both outdoor sunlight and indoor lighting.
It is reported that the Huawei Pocket 2 Art Edition adopts the second generation of Kunlun glass, which increases the phone's durability by 20 times.
As for other specifications, the Art Edition remains consistent with the standard version, such as the Kirin 9000S processor, a full focal length XMAGE quad-camera system, and a 6.94-inch screen.
