The Huawei Enjoy 100 series now has a launch date. Huawei has announced that the lineup will be unveiled on October 28 at 14:30 local time in China, and pre-orders have already opened today through Huawei's online store, authorized e-commerce partners, and retail stores.
The official teaser poster shows three phones in blue, white, and orange, each with a different camera design. The blue one has a large circular camera island with a red accent ring and three lenses plus a flash, while the white and orange ones have a squarish module with two stacked lens rings and the flash in a separate spot. Huawei hasn't said which design belongs to which model, though.
Huawei is pitching the series with a Kirin 8-series chip, a big "Giant Whale" battery, and the HarmonyOS anti-fraud protection suite. The fine print on the poster names four models and their chips. The Enjoy 100 Pro Max runs on the Kirin 8020 in its 512GB version and on the Kirin 8020A in its 256GB and 128GB versions. The Enjoy 100 Pro also gets the Kirin 8020A, while the vanilla Enjoy 100 and the Enjoy 100m use the Kirin 8000S.
We previously reported that the Enjoy 100 Pro Max will pack an 8,800 mAh battery (8,560 mAh rated), a flat 6.84-inch 1.5K LTPS screen, and BeiDou satellite messaging, and that the whole lineup will run HarmonyOS 7. For comparison, the Enjoy 90 Pro Max launched in March alongside the Enjoy 90 Plus and the Enjoy 90, with an 8,500 mAh battery and the Kirin 8000 chip.