Huawei, the Chinese technology company best known for its smartphones and tablets, gives its devices a short branded sound when they power on, much like other phone makers use a boot chime to mark the start of the system. The tone has circulated beyond the phones themselves through soundboards, ringtone collections and tech videos, where creators reuse it to imitate a Huawei device starting up or to joke about switching phones. It remains in use because it is instantly recognisable to anyone who has owned or reviewed a Huawei handset, even without any image on screen.
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The short Huawei startup chime that plays when a Huawei phone powers on, used in tech videos and memes to signal a device booting up or a fresh start.
The Huawei Start sound is the brief, polished chime heard when a Huawei device powers on, built from a few soft, rising synth notes that swell gently and then resolve into a calm, confident finish. It lasts about five seconds and feels clean, modern and quietly optimistic rather than loud or dramatic, giving a phone or tablet a recognisable audio signature the moment it wakes up. In edits, that familiar opening instantly tells viewers a device is switching on, a scene is beginning, or something new is about to be revealed, without distracting from the visuals that follow.
