HUAWEI MateBook Fold

At first glance, the Huawei MateBook Fold Ultimate Design looks like your average 13-inch laptop—nothing flashy, nothing groundbreaking. But open it up, and it’s a different story: a massive 18-inch OLED touchscreen that’s just 7.3mm thin, housed in a design that holds its shape even when you’re tapping away. There’s a built-in kickstand, a sleek magnetic keyboard that snaps onto the outside, 2TB of storage, 32GB of RAM, and, of course, HarmonyOS under the hood. Right now, it’s only available in China, but make no mistake—this is a big deal. Huawei’s not just launching a device; they’re building an ecosystem. The MateBook Fold is their play to break the Windows-macOS duopoly, and it’s off to a hot start: 47,000 reservations in just 14 hours, despite a hefty $3,300 price tag. This isn’t just a hardware launch—it’s a signal that foldables are stepping out of gimmick territory and into the real world of hybrid work and creative flow. Apple and Amazon are already watching closely, and with HarmonyOS now at 19% smartphone market share in China, Huawei’s vision of a full-stack future—phones, tablets, wearables, and now laptops—isn’t just ambition. It’s happening.