Huawei opened pre-orders for its compact MateBook Fold S foldable laptop in China on November 14 at 10:08 AM, Notebookcheck reported.
The device features an OLED display that expands to 14.7 inches when unfolded. It measures 10.7 inches when closed, positioning it as a smaller alternative to the 18-inch MateBook Fold 2026.
Four configurations are available for pre-order. These range from an entry-level version with 16GB of RAM and 256GB of storage up to a top configuration offering 32GB of RAM and 1TB of storage.
The pre-order listing shows 16GB/256GB, 16GB/512GB, 24GB/512GB, and 32GB/1TB variants. All four versions include a keyboard and protective sleeve.
The top 32GB/1TB configuration also includes an M-Pencil stylus. Color options consist of Phantom Night Black, Sky White, and Cloud Sea Blue, though the blue finish is unavailable on the entry-level model.
The laptop utilizes a Xuanwu waterdrop hinge supporting a flat opening position and multiple viewing angles, while its outer cover uses ultra-thin glass. Unreleased pre-launch information indicates the device runs on a Kirin X9 series processor.
Unlike competitors such as the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold 16 running Windows 11, Huawei equips the MateBook Fold S with its HarmonyOS PC platform. The hardware supports multi-screen collaboration and a tablet handwriting mode.
Huawei also integrated new AI features into its Notes app and WPS Office. However, the manufacturer has not yet detailed their full capabilities.
Huawei has not announced the final price for any configuration. Final payments are scheduled to start on November 24.
Customers placing pre-orders receive a lightweight backpack, a wireless mouse, and Huawei membership offers. Huawei has not said when it will launch the MateBook Fold S in other countries.
