Huawei’s Yu Chengdong: Large Foldables Now Primary Phone for 10 Million Users

The significance here is less the milestone itself than what it signals about foldables moving from a niche experiment to a genuine daily-driver category in Huawei's home market, a shift with implications for the premium handset segment broadly. The claim comes from Huawei's own executive, so it functions as a positioning statement as much as a data point, and the teaser for display, imaging and performance gains suggests the company intends to defend its lead in the large-foldable form factor. Whether rivals treat this as a validated category to enter, or continue ceding it, is the open question worth watching.