The scalping price of Huawei MateXT's Extraordinary Master Edition reaches a staggering 380,000 yuan, netizens: "It's almost enough to buy a AITO M9!"

The scalping price of Huawei MateXT's Extraordinary Master Edition reaches a staggering 380,000 yuan, netizens: "It's almost enough to buy a AITO M9!"On September 11th, Huawei's highly anticipated tri-fold smartphone, the MateXT, was officially released. However, beyond the impressive technology and innovation, the main topic of discussion is the "price markup required to purchase it

The scalping price of Huawei MateXT's Extraordinary Master Edition reaches a staggering 380,000 yuan, netizens: "It's almost enough to buy a AITO M9!"

On September 11th, Huawei's highly anticipated tri-fold smartphone, the MateXT, was officially released. However, beyond the impressive technology and innovation, the main topic of discussion is the "price markup required to purchase it."

Screenshots shared by netizens reveal that the scalping price for the Huawei MateXT Extraordinary Master Edition soared to a shocking 380,000 yuan on the first day of its launch. A scalper in a WeChat group claimed that they had already obtained more than ten units of the Huawei tri-fold smartphone through special channels and successfully sold five units at a price of 380,000 yuan each. Some in the group found it hard to believe and repeatedly confirmed the price, to which the scalper reiterated that it was indeed 380,000 yuan but mentioned that the price would gradually decrease over time. By September 20th, when the new phone officially goes on sale, the MateXT Extraordinary Master Edition's price would drop to 80,000 yuan.

Huawei officially announced the prices for the three MateXT versions: 16GB+256GB for 19,999 yuan, 16GB+512GB for 21,999 yuan, and 16GB+1TB for 23,999 yuan.

Faced with such exorbitant scalping prices, many netizens expressed their opinions: "The phone is good, but spending 380,000 yuan on it is almost enough to buy an AITO M9. Is it really necessary to be in such a hurry?"

Previously, Huawei had indicated that the production of the MateXT is limited, and initial supply might be tight, which could be the reason why scalpers are daring to inflate the price to such a high level. However, for ordinary consumers, such a significant price premium is simply unacceptable.

It's worth noting that the final price announced by the scalpers is 80,000 yuan, which is still much higher than the official price. This raises questions about whether scalpers will actually lower the price to 80,000 yuan and whether the final price will fluctuate due to market supply and demand.

For those consumers eager to experience the MateXT firsthand, whether they are willing to take the risk and buy from scalpers at such a high price is a question that requires careful consideration. After all, in a market with increasing competition, more powerful folding screen smartphones may emerge in the future, and their prices may gradually fall.

Whether driven by the desire for limited edition phones or the allure of new technology, consumers should remain rational and avoid being misled by scalping practices. Only after fully understanding market conditions and their own needs can they make informed choices.