Huawei's Pura X View sold about 755,300 units in China by the 43rd week of 2026 (October 19–25), according to digital blogger @RDObservation.
Demand for the wide-screen model has been strong and official channels only recently stopped restricting purchases. Shortages have been persistent, and some third-party sellers charged premiums on available stock.
Tipster @DigitalChatStation called the Pura X View this year’s most popular domestic flagship, citing an average selling price of around 7,000 yuan and estimating that roughly 30 percent of buyers previously used Apple phones.
Huawei ran a 60-day pre-order and reservation campaign starting October 20. The phone is now available for direct purchase on Huawei’s official website with interest-free installments for up to 12 months.

The Pura X View is a non-folding wide candybar phone with a 6.39-inch display, 16:9.5 aspect ratio and 2232 × 1320 resolution. The screen runs at 120 Hz, supports 2160 Hz high-frequency PWM dimming and reaches a peak brightness of 6500 nits.
Ultra-narrow 1.05 mm bezels on all four sides yield a 96.1 percent screen-to-body ratio, giving the relatively compact body a roomy feel for media, reading and multitasking.
Huawei equips the phone with a Kirin 9030S processor. The Pura X View starts at 5,999 yuan.
The unusual wide design, high display specifications and competitive premium pricing have sustained interest after launch. Exact weekly sales figures and long-term stock levels will continue to shift, but the latest sales total and open online availability indicate tangible commercial traction in China’s flagship market.




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