Huawei Set to Launch Ultra-Thin Smartphone: Featuring eSIM Matched with New Kirin Chip, Offering 2TB Version "Fully Competing" with Apple iPhone Air

On September 30th, IT Home reported that blogger @SmartPikachu posted that an "ultra-slim phone equipped with a new Kirin chip and eSIM" is currently being tested. The corresponding model will offer an "ultra-large" 2TB version, claiming to "fully benchmark" against others. It is expected that this device series... The products under the brand will be positioned against similarly ultra-thin competitors.  iPhone Air 。 IT Home noticed that Huawei's Tianji Tong Go The mini program has displayed support for eSIM services and can add eSIM devices. The official website shows that the "Tianjitong GO Mini Program eSIM Service" is a feature under development that will provide a better connectivity experience. It is currently in the testing phase and is expected to be officially launched in the third quarter of 2025. As a comparison, The iPhone Air was released on September 10, with a starting price of 7,999 yuan. However, its launch in China has been delayed due to eSIM issues. Previously, it was reported that the device would be sold next month in carrier stores as a contract phone. To avoid confusion among consumers regarding number portability, the iPhone Air may not have a fully unlocked version.