Huawei has officially confirmed the arrival of its upcoming Enjoy 100 series. The new lineup will be introduced in China on October 28 at 14:30 local time, and customers can already place pre-orders through Huawei’s official online store, approved e-commerce platforms, and selected retail locations.
The company’s latest teaser highlights three different design directions for the series. One model appears in blue with a large circular camera island, complete with a red accent ring, three lenses, and a flash. The other two options, shown in white and orange, feature a more squared camera layout with two vertically arranged lens rings and a separately placed flash. Huawei has not yet clarified which design corresponds to each specific model.
The promotional material also emphasizes several key selling points, including a Kirin 8-series processor, a high-capacity “Giant Whale” battery, and HarmonyOS-based anti-fraud protection. Additional details found in the fine print reveal the existence of four models and their respective chipsets.
According to the listing, the Enjoy 100 Pro Max will be powered by the Kirin 8020 in the 512GB configuration, while the 256GB and 128GB versions will use the Kirin 8020A. The Enjoy 100 Pro is also listed with the Kirin 8020A. Meanwhile, the standard Enjoy 100 and the Enjoy 100m are expected to run on the Kirin 8000S.
Previous reports indicated that the Enjoy 100 Pro Max may feature a massive 8,800 mAh battery, with a rated capacity of 8,560 mAh. It is also rumored to include a flat 6.84-inch 1.5K LTPS display and support for BeiDou satellite messaging. The entire series is expected to ship with HarmonyOS 7.
For comparison, the earlier Enjoy 90 Pro Max debuted in March alongside the Enjoy 90 Plus and Enjoy 90, offering an 8,500 mAh battery and the Kirin 8000 chipset.
