Leaked details indicate Huawei’s upcoming Enjoy 100 Pro and Pro Max smartphones will feature massive batteries exceeding 8,000mAh, paired with Kirin 8-series processors and a 6.84-inch 1.5K display. Expected around November 2026, the budget-focused lineup is projected to retail under $300 in China.
Digital Chat Station Details the Huawei Enjoy 100 Pro Max Battery Upgrade
An 8,800mAh typical capacity battery is slated for the next-generation Huawei Enjoy 100 Pro Max, yielding a rated capacity of 8,560mAh according to the leak. Industry tipster Digital Chat Station has unveiled early hardware specifications for the upcoming generation of Huawei mid-range devices. Building on the previous Enjoy 90 series—which featured an 8,500mAh battery—this represents a 300mAh capacity upgrade over its predecessor.
Specific charging metrics for the Pro Max remain unconfirmed as reporting notes that previous Enjoy 90 models relied on 40W wired-only charging. Under the hood, the Pro Max is set to transition to the newer Kirin 8020 chipset. It will add support for BeiDou satellite messaging, a feature absent on the older Pro Max variant.
Kirin Chips and LTPS Displays Drive the Enjoy 100 Pro Specs
The Huawei Enjoy 100 Pro will reportedly feature a flat 6.84-inch 1.5K LTPS panel display, matching the screen dimensions of the earlier Enjoy 90 Pro Max according to Gizmochina. Further down the lineup, the standard and Pro models are believed to be using a Kirin 8-series chipset, drawing architectural similarities to the Kirin 8000 found in earlier releases.
Opting for an LTPS flat display rather than an OLED panel may serve as a cost-management measure as indicated by leaked market reports. The new devices are expected to ship with HarmonyOS 7 installed out of the box.
Color Options and Carrier Editions Differentiate the Lineup
The high-end Enjoy 100 Pro Max and Enjoy 100 Pro models will be available in Obsidian Black, Snow White, Sand Gold, and Azure Ocean as outlined in the leak details. Meanwhile, the smaller Enjoy 100 Pro variant will also see alternative regional color listings.
Those colors include Midnight Black, Feather White, Peacock Blue, and Feature Purple, while the vanilla Enjoy 100 offers Midnight Black, Glacier White, Cloud Blue, and Danxia Orange.
Huawei intends to route standard and lower-tier versions through specific carrier networks including a mobile AI customized edition designed for China Mobile. With an anticipated retail price under $300 according to market tracking, the series positions itself aggressively within the budget sector as a China-exclusive release ahead of an expected November 2026 launch window.
Huawei is also developing a separate phone model equipped with a 10,000mAh battery that could arrive next year. Although the Enjoy 100 series has not yet been officially announced by Huawei, all current specifications remain speculative. Tipster Digital Chat Station noted that Huawei is working on a Nova model first before considering wide-screen candybar formats for other phone lines.
