Huawei Enjoy 100 Pro Max leak: larger 8,800mAh battery

Leaked details from Digital Chat Station indicate the Huawei Enjoy 100 Pro Max will carry an 8,800mAh (8,560mAh rated) battery, a 300mAh increase, with a 6.84 inch 1.5K LTPS display, Kirin 8020 and BeiDou messaging support.

Huawei Enjoy 100 Pro Max leak: larger 8,800mAh battery
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Digital Chat Station has leaked specifications for Huawei's upcoming Enjoy 100 series, saying the top-end Enjoy 100 Pro Max will include a larger battery than its predecessor: 8,800mAh typical capacity and a rated capacity of 8,560mAh.

Battery and charging details

DCS lists the Enjoy 100 Pro Max at 8,800mAh typical, with an official rated capacity of 8,560mAh, a 300mAh increase over the Enjoy 90 Pro Max. The leakster did not provide charging specifications. Huawei's Enjoy 90 series offered 40W wired-only charging.

Display, chipset and satellite messaging

According to DCS, the Pro Max will use a flat 6.84 inch 1.5K LTPS panel. The handset is reported to upgrade to a new Kirin 8020 chipset and to add BeiDou satellite messaging support, which DCS says was missing on the previous Pro Max model.

Smaller Enjoy 100 models and software

DCS says the smaller Enjoy 100 and Enjoy 100 Pro will carry 6,100mAh batteries. By comparison, the Enjoy 90, 90 Plus and 90m Plus used 6.67 inch screens and 6,620mAh batteries; DCS did not explain the cause of the smaller capacity for the new base models. The Enjoy 90 family used Kirin 8000 series chips, with the vanilla 90 using Kirin 8000A and the other two using Kirin 8000, and DCS reports that the Enjoy 100 and 100 Pro will retain those Kirin 8000 variants. All three new models are said to ship with HarmonyOS 7 out of the box.

Color options

  • Enjoy 100 Pro Max: Obsidian Black, Snow White, Sand Gold, Azure Ocean.
  • Enjoy 100 Pro: Midnight Black, Feather White, Peacock Blue, Feature Purple.
  • Enjoy 100: Midnight Black, Glacier White, Cloud Blue, Danxia Orange.
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