Feature image of Huawei and Caviar Redefine Luxury with a Smartphone Covered in 18K Gold

Huawei and Caviar Redefine Luxury with a Smartphone Covered in 18K Gold

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Feature image of Huawei and Caviar Redefine Luxury with a Smartphone Covered in 18K Gold
Drawing inspiration from ancient Chinese culture, the smartphones come with hefty price tags worthy of a serious collector

Chinese device maker Huawei recently collaborated with Caviar, a luxury customization brand renowned for transforming smartphones and accessories into opulent masterpieces, to introduce exclusive editions of its flagship smartphones. These bespoke devices, adorned with precious metals and intricate designs, cater to a niche market where technology meets luxury.

The flashiest model of the new line is the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate, which features a solid 18K gold body. Exclusively crafted for a wealthy, unnamed client in the United States, this exclusive device weighs approximately 1 kilogram and is priced at over $100,000 USD. The standard Huawei Mate XT Ultimate is the world’s first tri-fold smartphone, boasting a 10.2-inch display when fully unfolded. Initially released only in China, it garnered significant attention, amassing 1.3 million pre-orders within seven hours. An international release is anticipated in early 2025.

The Dragon Spring Edition from Caviar and Huawei. Image via Huawei.

In addition to the Mate XT Ultimate, Caviar has launched the Huawei Mate 70 RS and Mate X6 Dragon Spring Edition. These models draw inspiration from ancient Chinese culture, embodying themes such as the art of sword forging, the essence of a gold dragon, and the flow of the great river.

Priced at $12,200 USD, the Mate X6 Forged Dragon Edition features a black aviation titanium body with a thin black PVD coating, exuding mystery and strength. The edges are accented with a shiny golden hue, and the camera module showcases a grill-like pattern reminiscent of traditional Chinese designs. 

The Mate 70 RS Huang He Edition — named after the Yellow River, the second-longest in China — symbolizes progress and innovation. Like the Mate XT Ultimate, it features an 18K gold design, though the price tag is much easier to swallow at $11,490 USD for the 512GB model. Both editions are limited to 88 units each, a number considered auspicious in Chinese culture, symbolizing luck and prosperity. 

These collaborations between Huawei and Caviar signify demand for consumer products that blend technology with luxury craftsmanship.. While the standard models of these smartphones offer advanced features and innovative designs, the Caviar editions elevate them to the status of collectible art pieces. 

Looking ahead to 2025, Huawei has ambitious plans to strengthen its ecosystem with the launch of its native Harmony OS, a move aimed at reducing dependency on external operating systems. The company is also investing in new manufacturing facilities to meet the growing demand for its devices. These efforts underscore Huawei’s commitment to innovation and its vision to remain a leader in the global and ultra-competitive tech landscape.

Banner image via Huawei. 

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Drawing inspiration from ancient Chinese culture, the smartphones come with hefty price tags worthy of a serious collector

Chinese device maker Huawei recently collaborated with Caviar, a luxury customization brand renowned for transforming smartphones and accessories into opulent masterpieces, to introduce exclusive editions of its flagship smartphones. These bespoke devices, adorned with precious metals and intricate designs, cater to a niche market where technology meets luxury.

The flashiest model of the new line is the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate, which features a solid 18K gold body. Exclusively crafted for a wealthy, unnamed client in the United States, this exclusive device weighs approximately 1 kilogram and is priced at over $100,000 USD. The standard Huawei Mate XT Ultimate is the world’s first tri-fold smartphone, boasting a 10.2-inch display when fully unfolded. Initially released only in China, it garnered significant attention, amassing 1.3 million pre-orders within seven hours. An international release is anticipated in early 2025.

The Dragon Spring Edition from Caviar and Huawei. Image via Huawei.

In addition to the Mate XT Ultimate, Caviar has launched the Huawei Mate 70 RS and Mate X6 Dragon Spring Edition. These models draw inspiration from ancient Chinese culture, embodying themes such as the art of sword forging, the essence of a gold dragon, and the flow of the great river.

Priced at $12,200 USD, the Mate X6 Forged Dragon Edition features a black aviation titanium body with a thin black PVD coating, exuding mystery and strength. The edges are accented with a shiny golden hue, and the camera module showcases a grill-like pattern reminiscent of traditional Chinese designs. 

The Mate 70 RS Huang He Edition — named after the Yellow River, the second-longest in China — symbolizes progress and innovation. Like the Mate XT Ultimate, it features an 18K gold design, though the price tag is much easier to swallow at $11,490 USD for the 512GB model. Both editions are limited to 88 units each, a number considered auspicious in Chinese culture, symbolizing luck and prosperity. 

These collaborations between Huawei and Caviar signify demand for consumer products that blend technology with luxury craftsmanship.. While the standard models of these smartphones offer advanced features and innovative designs, the Caviar editions elevate them to the status of collectible art pieces. 

Looking ahead to 2025, Huawei has ambitious plans to strengthen its ecosystem with the launch of its native Harmony OS, a move aimed at reducing dependency on external operating systems. The company is also investing in new manufacturing facilities to meet the growing demand for its devices. These efforts underscore Huawei’s commitment to innovation and its vision to remain a leader in the global and ultra-competitive tech landscape.

Banner image via Huawei. 

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Drawing inspiration from ancient Chinese culture, the smartphones come with hefty price tags worthy of a serious collector

Chinese device maker Huawei recently collaborated with Caviar, a luxury customization brand renowned for transforming smartphones and accessories into opulent masterpieces, to introduce exclusive editions of its flagship smartphones. These bespoke devices, adorned with precious metals and intricate designs, cater to a niche market where technology meets luxury.

The flashiest model of the new line is the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate, which features a solid 18K gold body. Exclusively crafted for a wealthy, unnamed client in the United States, this exclusive device weighs approximately 1 kilogram and is priced at over $100,000 USD. The standard Huawei Mate XT Ultimate is the world’s first tri-fold smartphone, boasting a 10.2-inch display when fully unfolded. Initially released only in China, it garnered significant attention, amassing 1.3 million pre-orders within seven hours. An international release is anticipated in early 2025.

The Dragon Spring Edition from Caviar and Huawei. Image via Huawei.

In addition to the Mate XT Ultimate, Caviar has launched the Huawei Mate 70 RS and Mate X6 Dragon Spring Edition. These models draw inspiration from ancient Chinese culture, embodying themes such as the art of sword forging, the essence of a gold dragon, and the flow of the great river.

Priced at $12,200 USD, the Mate X6 Forged Dragon Edition features a black aviation titanium body with a thin black PVD coating, exuding mystery and strength. The edges are accented with a shiny golden hue, and the camera module showcases a grill-like pattern reminiscent of traditional Chinese designs. 

The Mate 70 RS Huang He Edition — named after the Yellow River, the second-longest in China — symbolizes progress and innovation. Like the Mate XT Ultimate, it features an 18K gold design, though the price tag is much easier to swallow at $11,490 USD for the 512GB model. Both editions are limited to 88 units each, a number considered auspicious in Chinese culture, symbolizing luck and prosperity. 

These collaborations between Huawei and Caviar signify demand for consumer products that blend technology with luxury craftsmanship.. While the standard models of these smartphones offer advanced features and innovative designs, the Caviar editions elevate them to the status of collectible art pieces. 

Looking ahead to 2025, Huawei has ambitious plans to strengthen its ecosystem with the launch of its native Harmony OS, a move aimed at reducing dependency on external operating systems. The company is also investing in new manufacturing facilities to meet the growing demand for its devices. These efforts underscore Huawei’s commitment to innovation and its vision to remain a leader in the global and ultra-competitive tech landscape.

Banner image via Huawei. 

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Drawing inspiration from ancient Chinese culture, the smartphones come with hefty price tags worthy of a serious collector

Chinese device maker Huawei recently collaborated with Caviar, a luxury customization brand renowned for transforming smartphones and accessories into opulent masterpieces, to introduce exclusive editions of its flagship smartphones. These bespoke devices, adorned with precious metals and intricate designs, cater to a niche market where technology meets luxury.

The flashiest model of the new line is the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate, which features a solid 18K gold body. Exclusively crafted for a wealthy, unnamed client in the United States, this exclusive device weighs approximately 1 kilogram and is priced at over $100,000 USD. The standard Huawei Mate XT Ultimate is the world’s first tri-fold smartphone, boasting a 10.2-inch display when fully unfolded. Initially released only in China, it garnered significant attention, amassing 1.3 million pre-orders within seven hours. An international release is anticipated in early 2025.

The Dragon Spring Edition from Caviar and Huawei. Image via Huawei.

In addition to the Mate XT Ultimate, Caviar has launched the Huawei Mate 70 RS and Mate X6 Dragon Spring Edition. These models draw inspiration from ancient Chinese culture, embodying themes such as the art of sword forging, the essence of a gold dragon, and the flow of the great river.

Priced at $12,200 USD, the Mate X6 Forged Dragon Edition features a black aviation titanium body with a thin black PVD coating, exuding mystery and strength. The edges are accented with a shiny golden hue, and the camera module showcases a grill-like pattern reminiscent of traditional Chinese designs. 

The Mate 70 RS Huang He Edition — named after the Yellow River, the second-longest in China — symbolizes progress and innovation. Like the Mate XT Ultimate, it features an 18K gold design, though the price tag is much easier to swallow at $11,490 USD for the 512GB model. Both editions are limited to 88 units each, a number considered auspicious in Chinese culture, symbolizing luck and prosperity. 

These collaborations between Huawei and Caviar signify demand for consumer products that blend technology with luxury craftsmanship.. While the standard models of these smartphones offer advanced features and innovative designs, the Caviar editions elevate them to the status of collectible art pieces. 

Looking ahead to 2025, Huawei has ambitious plans to strengthen its ecosystem with the launch of its native Harmony OS, a move aimed at reducing dependency on external operating systems. The company is also investing in new manufacturing facilities to meet the growing demand for its devices. These efforts underscore Huawei’s commitment to innovation and its vision to remain a leader in the global and ultra-competitive tech landscape.

Banner image via Huawei. 

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