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Huawei Kirin X90 Plus

Released Aug 5, 2026Laptop Processor

The Kirin X90 Plus is Huawei's newest in-house PC processor, succeeding the Kirin X90 in the China-only MateBook Fold Ultimate Design (2026). Huawei rates it at a 28W TDP and claims a 25% overall system performance gain versus the outgoing MateBook Fold Ultimate Design — a whole-laptop comparison that also credits the new HarmonyOS 6.1 software, not a chip-only benchmark — but has not disclosed its core count, clocks or process node.

Pros

  • Huawei's newest in-house PC processor, succeeding the original Kirin X90 in the MateBook Fold Ultimate Design lineup
  • Rated at a 28W TDP for a full-size foldable-laptop chassis
  • Huawei claims a 25% overall system performance improvement over the outgoing MateBook Fold Ultimate Design — though that figure compares the whole laptop (new chip plus HarmonyOS 6.1) against the old one, not the Kirin X90 Plus chip in isolation
  • Paired with behavior-prediction preloading in HarmonyOS 6.1 for faster app and document launches, per Huawei

Cons

  • Huawei has not disclosed core count, clock speeds, cache size, integrated GPU, or the manufacturing process node
  • No independent Geekbench or Cinebench results have been published yet
  • Sold only in China so far, in the MateBook Fold Ultimate Design starting at 24,999 yuan
—Inno Score

Awaiting benchmarks

No Inno Score yet: single-core and multi-core still need a published benchmark result. The sub-scores below come from the spec sheet.

Efficiency67

Full specifications

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General

Announced
2026
Base TDP
28 W

Quick answers

Is the Huawei Kirin X90 Plus good in 2026?

We haven't scored the Huawei Kirin X90 Plus yet: there are no published single-core and multi-core benchmark results for it in our database, and we don't score chips on their spec sheet alone. The Kirin X90 Plus is Huawei's newest in-house PC processor, succeeding the Kirin X90 in the China-only MateBook Fold Ultimate Design (2026). Huawei rates it at a 28W TDP and claims a 25% overall system performance gain versus the outgoing MateBook Fold Ultimate Design — a whole-laptop comparison that also credits the new HarmonyOS 6.1 software, not a chip-only benchmark — but has not disclosed its core count, clocks or process node.

What are the key specs of the Huawei Kirin X90 Plus?

Base TDP: 28 W

What are the closest alternatives to the Huawei Kirin X90 Plus?

Its closest rivals on InnoReviews are Apple M5 Max (18-core), Apple M5 Pro (18-core), Apple M6 (12-core) — open the comparison pages for a spec-by-spec breakdown.

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