Huawei's newly launched triple - folding flagship phone, the Mate XTs Ultimate Design, has hit the market. A well - known blogger with millions of followers, named "Yang Changshun Maintenance Home," wasted no time in taking it apart for a detailed look.

The teardown shows that the overall framework of the Mate XTs' motherboard doesn't deviate much from that of its predecessor, the Mate XT. The motherboard shapes are nearly identical, with only minor modifications made in the charging and lens sections.

The Mate XTs' system interface clearly indicates that it is powered by the Kirin 9020 chip, which employs an integrated packaging process. This is the same process used in the clamshell - style Huawei Pura X. Such a high - integration process offers several advantages. It helps save internal space within the phone, boosts the transmission efficiency between the CPU and memory, enhances overall performance, and makes heat dissipation more effective.

Moreover, the Mate XTs has seen improvements in the lens area. The screw positions are sealed with glue, which significantly enhances the phone's waterproofing capabilities.