Huawei officially announced the Enjoy 90 series: equipped with Kirin 8 series chip and a giant battery.
Fast Technology reported that Huawei officially announced the Enjoy 90 series, which will be equipped with the Kirin 8 series chip and Huawei’s large Whale battery.
Although the official statement only mentioned that it would be unveiled soon, Yu Chengdong, chairman of Huawei’s Consumer Business Group, revealed in today’s live broadcast that the new phone will be released at the end of the month.
This time, the product structure has also changed. In addition to the standard version, the Huawei Enjoy 90 Pro Max has been launched for the first time, which is the first Pro Max model in the Enjoy series.
The appearance has been revealed. The overall design is very similar to the Mate 80 series, featuring a centrally located large circular rear camera and a color scheme similar to the aurora cyan tone.
Adopting a straight-edge design, the left side also features a series of iconic Enjoy X buttons, which provide one-click access to quick functions such as smart remote control, practical tools, ride code, payment code, and one-click call.
The standard version also features a straight-edge design, with the rear camera being a rectangular module in the upper left corner, and the color scheme and texture are also quite distinctive.
It is worth noting that the official specifications have not yet confirmed the specific chip model used in the Huawei Enjoy 90 Pro Max. If it is the Kirin 8020, coupled with HarmonyOS 6, it will be highly competitive in the same price range.
The Kirin 8020 uses the TaiShan architecture CPU (1×2.28GHz super core + 3×2.05GHz medium core + 4×1.3GHz small core) and integrates the MaLiang 920C GPU (840MHz).
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