In the field of folding screen mobile phones, Huawei has always attracted the attention of consumers with its unique design and excellent performance. The Pocket 2 released by Huawei this time has once again sparked heated discussions in the market with its unique small folding design. As a digital review blogger, I was fortunate enough to experience this new product for the first time, so let's share my hands-on experience.
First of all, the exterior design of the Huawei Pocket 2 is really eye-catching. It inherits the dual-ring design elements of the Huawei P series, which not only enhances the recognition of the whole device, but also makes it stand out from the crowd of small folding phones. In particular, the color scheme of Rococo White, the delicate texture and the special optical coating make the whole phone look full of texture and make people love it.
And in folding screen phones, the design of the hinge is crucial. I was very impressed with the new Xuanwu waterdrop hinge used in the Huawei Pocket 2. Not only are these hinges durable, but they also leave little to no mark when unfolded, making the entire screen look like a complete straight board. This design not only enhances the look and feel of the phone, but also enhances the user's experience.
In terms of imaging, the Huawei Pocket 2 also performs well. It is equipped with a full-range XMAGE quad camera, whether it is wide-angle, ultra-wide-angle or telephoto, it can shoot clear and delicate**. In particular, the 3x optical telephoto lens is a great boon for users who like to shoot portraits. In addition, the addition of the hover function also brings more gameplay and possibilities.
In terms of performance, the Huawei Pocket 2 is also not to be underestimated. Although I simply played some single-player games in the store, the smooth operation experience and excellent cooling performance made me feel confident in the performance of this phone. It is said that there is still room for performance improvement in the later stage, which undoubtedly makes me look forward to its future performance even more.
However, the Huawei Pocket 2 isn't flawless. Its outer screen area is relatively small, and although it supports AOD always-on, it does reduce playability compared to other small folding phones. In addition, the first launch of 7499 yuan** also made some consumers hesitate, after all, its audience is relatively narrow.
Overall, the Huawei Pocket 2 is a small foldable phone that excels in terms of design, performance, and imaging. Although there are some shortcomings in terms of the area and ** of the outer screen, this does not prevent it from becoming a new product worth trying. If you are a consumer who is looking for a personalized and differentiated experience, then the Huawei Pocket 2 is undoubtedly a good choice.