Huawei introduces the Enjoy 100 to offer big battery and latest connectivity in the budget smartphone category. The new Huawei device is important because it gives users Wi-Fi 7 and 5G connectivity at a price point that beats many other brands. If you are a user in need of long-lasting battery and do not want to spend a premium, you are going to care about this device.
Huawei Enjoy 100 brings Wi-Fi 7 and Kirin 8000S to budget buyers
Huawei has equipped the phone with HarmonyOS 7. It is powered by Kirin 8000S for primary functions. As per the company, the Ark Engine can efficiently allocate system resources to deal with the high desktop-like operations with optimal efficiency. The software strategy is intended to offer fast response even with heavy multitasking on the entry-level device.
Specifications
- Display: 6.56-inch LCD, 1612 x 720 pixels, 1,150 nits peak brightness
- Processor: Kirin 8000S
- Operating System: HarmonyOS 7
- Battery: 6,100mAh
- Charging: 40W Turbo fast charging
The phone packs a 6.56-inch LCD display with 1612 x 720 pixels resolution. It has up to 1150 nits peak brightness for high visibility in outdoor scenarios. The phone comes with 204g weight.
It has 13MP rear camera with f/1.8 aperture. On the front, it has 8MP camera for regular selfies.
Huawei’s latest budget phone carries a 6100mAh battery with 40W Turbo fast charging support. It has Wi-Fi 7 support, 5A network, and Star Flash. As for the Always-On Display, you should know that it’s less efficient on this LCD than OLED.
We have covered the Huawei Enjoy 100 extensively. Check out our previous coverage like Huawei Enjoy 100 Pro leak reveals.
In China, the 128GB model is priced at 1,399 YUAN ($209, approx.) CNY ($209). On the other hand, the 256GB version comes for 1,699 YUAN ($254, approx.) CNY ($254). Huawei Enjoy 100 will be available for purchase in China starting October 31.
Source: GIZMOCHINA
tbh 209 bucks for wifi 7 is a steal. i will take that battery life over a fancy oled screen any day.
does the ark engine actually throttle the kirin 8000s to keep that 6100mah battery from draining too fast? i have seen resource allocation claims fail on older harmony builds.
it likely manages the cpu clusters dynamically. the 40w charging speed suggests the power management unit is robust enough to handle the load without thermal throttling the chip too early in the day.
i am not buying the battery efficiency claim. a 13mp rear sensor on a 204g body usually means they cut corners elsewhere like the image signal processor.