Huawei HarmonyOS PC rumored to delay till Q3 2025

Huawei is expected to introduce HarmonyOS PC this year but a rumor claims it won’t be possible until Q3 2025. The Chinese tech giant might delay the launch of its first computer-dedicated software. However, this delay could also be for good.

DirectorShiGuan says that Huawei might launch HarmonyOS PC in Q3 2025 if nothing goes wrong. Users need to wait till next year to know more info about the software.

The tipster adds that Huawei will likely launch the Kirin PC chips at the same time. It’s unclear which GPU the company will use to complement its laptop processor. Although the company may use a self-developed graphics processing unit.

It seems Huawei is currently focusing on the smartphone section. Products like a 5nm Kirin chip and HarmonyOS NEXT are already in the works. The OEM  is expected to make these creations official in the upcoming months with the Mate 70 series.

Meanwhile, Huawei could dedicate the next year to PCs. The Chairman of the company’s consumer business unit – Yu Chengdong said that the next-gen notebooks will run on HarmonyOS rather than Windows, and that may happen by next year

Huawei HarmonyOS PC rumored to delay till Q3 2025 (Image Credits: DirectorShiGuan/Weibo)

A recent leak stated that HarmonyOS PC may take at least six months more in development. No doubt, the company wants to offer the best experience with the HarmonyOS PC. This requires both effort and time. Hence the delay seems for good.

HarmonyOS PC UI design already appeared on the official Huawei Developer site, implying that it’s ready for launch. There might be some internal changes left that the company would complete in the forthcoming months.

The company hasn’t mentioned any details on the HarmonyOS PC yet. So let’s take the current input with a grain of salt and wait for the official announcement.

HarmonyOS PC: Changes

HarmonyOS PC is expected to support significant GPU upgrades to provide better rendering and quick operations. Just like the phone version, the PC software will also eliminate the Android codes and will follow the native HarmonyOS app ecosystem.

Regarding the UI, the software is said to have a more clean and simple look than iOS. You can check the overall design of the HarmonyOS PC HERE.