Huawei has confirmed that its Enjoy 100 series will launch in China on October 28 at 14:30 local time. Pre-orders are now open through Huawei’s online store, authorized e-commerce partners, and retail outlets.
The official teaser shows three phones in blue, white, and orange, each featuring a different camera design. The blue model has a large circular camera island with a red accent ring, three lenses, and a flash. Meanwhile, the white and orange models feature squarish camera modules with two stacked lens rings and a separately placed flash.
Huawei has highlighted a Kirin 8-series chipset, a large “Giant Whale” battery, and HarmonyOS anti-fraud protection as key features of the lineup. The poster also confirms four models and their processors.
The Enjoy 100 Pro Max will use the Kirin 8020 in its 512GB version. Its 256GB and 128GB variants will feature the Kirin 8020A instead. The Enjoy 100 Pro will also use the Kirin 8020A, while the standard Enjoy 100 and Enjoy 100m will run on the Kirin 8000S.
Previous reports suggest the Enjoy 100 Pro Max will feature an 8,800 mAh battery, with a rated capacity of 8,560 mAh. It is also expected to include a flat 6.84-inch 1.5K LTPS display and BeiDou satellite messaging. The entire lineup is reportedly set to run HarmonyOS 7.
For comparison, Huawei launched the Enjoy 90 Pro Max in March alongside the Enjoy 90 Plus and Enjoy 90. The Pro Max featured an 8,500 mAh battery and the Kirin 8000 chipset. With the October 28 launch approaching, Huawei is expected to reveal more details about the four models, including their camera specifications and other features.