While it has become relatively easier to find dual-SIM phones in the U.S., thanks to the eSIM uptake, triple-SIM phones are pretty rare, and you will mostly get the functionality in random feature phones. However, Chinese smartphone maker Huawei has launched a new phone called the Mate 90 Pro Max, which supports not one or two, but four SIM cards. You can use two physical nano SIM cards, whereas the other two stay as eSIMs in the phone. That said, you can only use three SIMs at any given moment, essentially making it a triple-SIM Android phone.

Besides support for triple SIM cards, the phone has a 6.9-inch dual-layer LTPO OLED display with up to a 120Hz refresh rate and a full-HD+ resolution. It also packs the Kirin 9050 Pro SoC and a massive 6,800 mAh battery, which supports 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging.

The phone costs RMB 9,499 (~$1,420) for the base 12 GB RAM model and goes up to RMB 9,999 (~$1,495) for the 16 GB RAM variant.…