Mobile communication devices including standard mobile/cell phone, smartphones of various platforms and OSes.
Xiaomi’s 18 Fold pairs an unusually wide folding design with uncompromised flagship hardware. Its 7.58-inch inner display is joined by Xiaomi’s XRING O3 processor, a 200MP Leica triple-camera system, and a 6,000mAh battery.
Huawei’s second-generation Mate XT 2 unfolds from a 6.5-inch phone into a 10.2-inch tablet. The tri-fold packs a Kirin 9050 Pro processor, three flagship rear cameras, ECG analysis, and a 5,600mAh battery.
After years of increasingly tall, narrow phones, Huawei is pushing in the other direction. Its partially revealed Pura X View pairs a broad 16:9.5 display with a 6.68 mm body and 7,000mAh battery ahead of a full September unveiling.
Most phones have long abandoned the microSD slot, headphone jack, and physical camera shutter. Sony’s latest mid-ranger preserves all three, making its recycled processor and oddly promoted payment shortcut even harder to understand.
The last Kanoa Igarashi G-Shock told surfers when the tide was coming. Its successor still does that, but now it also tracks heart rate, sleep, training, and blood oxygen—so the ocean is no longer the only thing being monitored.
Two years after the fēnix 8 made its debut, Garmin has returned with a successor prepared to venture farther from civilization. The fēnix 9 Series combines improved training and mapping tools with brighter displays, while select Pro models add satellite and LTE connectivity.
The VERTU Lumina AI Bracelet tracks heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, HRV, and stress, but disguises it all beneath mother-of-pearl, zircon, and gold plating—making it one fitness tracker that will not look lost beside an evening gown.
Redmi’s new K100 Pro flagships combine 185 Hz OLED displays and 200 MP cameras with enormous batteries. The Pro Max goes further with 9,070 mAh, a 5x periscope camera, and a Bose-tuned 2.1-channel speaker system.
Previewed as a surreal concept at MWC 2026, the Honor Robot Phone is now an actual product with a motorized four-degree-of-freedom camera gimbal, ARRI imaging technology, and an AI that can track subjects—or dance to music.
Honor’s three-model 600 series ranges from a Pro with a 200 MP camera and periscope telephoto to a Super Edition carrying an enormous 8,600 mAh battery. Even the entry-level Vitality Edition packs 7,000 mAh.
The Minimal Phone 2 trades its predecessor’s E Ink display for a faster 3.92-inch OLED panel but retains the physical QWERTY keyboard, now with backlighting and remappable shortcuts. It starts at US$599 on Kickstarter.