The Wi-Fi Alliance certifies a new device that may be the Huawei Mate X2

Huawei has had a new device called the TET-NX9 approved by the Wi-Fi Alliance. This model number is rumored to belong to the Mate X2, which (should it in fact exist) would be the OEM's second-gen flagship foldable. It would follow the Mate Xs, a 2019 refresh, onto the market, but may turn out looking much more like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2 this time around.

The supposed hinged phablet's model number has also appeared in Huawei's epic Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) registration from early 2020, on which every high-end device from this brand and its major sub-brand Honor is also found. They include the Mate 40 Pro and (probably) the rest of its upcoming premium series.

Accordingly, we now know that the TET-NX9 is rated for Bluetooth 5.1 and Wi-Fi 6 - which, interestingly, will be facilitated by an in-house chipset called the HiSilicon Hi1105. Its latest certification also shows that it runs EMUI 11 based on Android 10. However, none of these leaks establishes that it is foldable for sure.