HUAWEI has introduced the Enjoy 100 and Enjoy 100 Pro, expanding its budget lineup with large 6100 mAh batteries and Kirin processors. The Pro version upgrades the hardware with a 120 Hz OLED screen and a 50 MP RYYB main camera. Both devices are launching in China with starting prices set at $207 for the standard model and $267 for the Pro variant.
Both smartphones share the same core power foundation running HarmonyOS 7. A 6100 mAh battery powers each unit, supported by 40W wired fast charging. The software includes built in security protections that warn users about suspicious phone calls, potential voice spoofing, and dangerous web links. Connectivity features include rapid signal recovery after leaving dead zones and a Star Search tool to locate nearby tablets, watches, and headphones.
HUAWEI equips the baseline Enjoy 100 with a 6.56 inch LCD screen. The panel runs at 1612x720 resolution with a 90 Hz refresh rate and reaches peak brightness levels of 1150 nits. Internal processing relies on the Kirin 8000S chip. The rear camera uses a 13 MP sensor with an f/1.8 aperture, while the front cutout holds an 8 MP selfie lens. The phone weighs 204 grams.
The Enjoy 100 Pro steps up to a 6.7 inch OLED display running at 1080p resolution with a 120 Hz refresh rate, 2160 Hz PWM dimming, and 1300 nits peak brightness. Buyers choosing the 512GB storage model receive Kunlun glass protection over the panel. The chassis features reinforced drop resistant construction and weighs 192 grams. Computing power comes from the Kirin 8020A processor. For photography, the rear module carries a 50 MP RYYB main sensor with an f/1.8 aperture, complemented by a 32 MP front camera.
In China, the Enjoy 100 sells for $207 with 128GB of storage and $252 for 256GB. The Enjoy 100 Pro costs $267 for 128GB, $326 for 256GB, and $400 for the top 512GB configuration.
