Richard Yu, CEO of Huawei’s consumer business group, said that their 5G device, which is intended to double as a tablet and a smartphone, will “soon be on the market, maybe next month.”

Axar.az reports citing IFA that Samsung delayed the launch of the $2,000-plus phone after some of the review units given to journalist were broken due to protective film removal.

On Thursday, Samsung announced it would start selling the phone in South Korea this month, as well as the UK, Germany, France, and Singapore after fixing the glitches and additional testings. The US launch date has yet to be disclosed. Briefing with reporters at the consumer electronics show in Berlin Friday, Yu confirmed that the Mate X, which was originally scheduled to launch in mid-2019, could hit the market as soon as October.