Huawei's Pura X View went on sale in China on September 7 and quickly drew strong interest.
According to Wall Street News (via ITHome), the device sold more than 180,000 units on its first day.
The Pura X View is described as the world's first wide-screen non-foldable smartphone. Its launch included special gifts and exclusive university student benefits worth up to 944 yuan.
For context, the earlier Pura X and Pura X Max have already shipped over 2.9 million units combined.
Key Specifications and Features
Under the hood, the phone runs a Kirin 9030S processor and features a large 6,400 mm² vapor chamber for cooling.
The front is a 6.39-inch flat OLED with a 2232 × 1320 resolution and a wider 16:9.5 aspect ratio.
Bezels measure just 1.05 mm on all four sides, giving it a 96.1% screen-to-body ratio.
The display also supports a 120 Hz refresh rate, 2160 Hz high-frequency PWM dimming, a local peak of 6500 nits, and Kunlun glass protection.
The rear camera setup is a quad system: a 200 MP RYYB main camera (1/1.28-inch sensor, f/1.8, OIS), a 50 MP periscope telephoto (f/2.6, OIS, 88 mm equivalent), an 8 MP ultra-wide, and Huawei's second-generation red maple primary color camera.
Up front sits a 40 MP camera with a 1/2.55-inch sensor.
The device ships with HarmonyOS 7 and adds Huawei Share's remote data transfer feature.
Battery life looks strong with a 7000 mAh silicon-anode cell, supporting 66 W wired and 50 W wireless charging.
The phone is about 6.68 mm thick and weighs roughly 201 g. Color options include Shadow Red, Linen Gray, Zero White, and Midnight Black.
It also carries IP68 and IP69 ratings, two-way BeiDou satellite messaging, and eSIM support.
A wider screen in a regular slab phone, a big battery, and a solid first-day sales number make the Pura X View an interesting new entry in Huawei's Pura lineup.
