Huawei’s new clamshell foldable is not ready for international audiences yet

Huawei is one of the world’s most experienced handset manufacturers, no doubt about it. Unfortunately, Huawei is one of the many victims of the United States vs. China war, which not only affects companies, but also customers and fans of their iconic brands.

Last week, the Chinese giant introduced one of the thinnest flip phones on the market. Under normal circumstances, this would have been very exciting for tech-savvy and fans of the brand, but we’re living in troubled times.

Nowadays, Huawei’s “world” is only a fraction of what it used to be before the US said it won’t allow the use of its Android OS on the company’s devices. Many of the phones Huawei launches are brought to other markets like Europe, but never to the US.

Sadly, the more sophisticated ones like the Nova Flip are unlikely to be released outside of China. Although its predecessor, the P50 Pocket was launched both in Europe and China, chances are very slim that we’ll be seeing the Nova Flip introduced in other countries.