December 2, 2023

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HUAWEI Enjoy 20 Pro is launching a 90 Hz display package with the MediaTek chip size 800

HUAWEI Enjoy 20 Pro

HUAWEI Enjoy 20 Pro

HUAWEI’s latest 5G budget phone has a triple rear-view camera configuration with a 48-megapixel primary camera.




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HUAWEI has launched a new inexpensive 5G phone – HUAWEI Enjoy 20 Pro. HUAWEI’s latest offering includes a 90 Hz FHD + display and a water notch, while the fingerprint sensor is integrated in the power switch on the right. In terms of aesthetics, it borrows a lot from the mid-range HONOR and HUAWEI phones launched in recent months. also read Apple Glass

HUAWEI Enjoy 20 Pro is supported by MediaTek’s Dimension 800 SoT, which also brings 5G to the table. On the back are three cameras with the primary snapper using a 48MP sensor. The battery capacity is 4,000 mAh with support for 22.5 W quick charge, while EMUI 10.1 based on Android 10 takes over the software.

Of course, there is no access to Google Play services on this phone, and you’ll have to rely on the internal apps gallery to download apps. Huawei

Here’s a quick look at the phone’s specifications:

HUAWEI Enjoy 20 Pro specs
6.5 inch IPS LCD screen
FHD + (2400 x 1080 pixels)
90Hz refresh rate
MediaTek processor size 800
RAM 6 GB / 8 GB
128 GB storage
(Expandable up to 256 GB via NM card)
Rear view cameras 48MP F / 1.8) primary
8 MP (F / 2.4) ultra wide
2MP depth sensor (F / 2.4)
16MP front camera
5.100mAh battery
18W quick charge

HUAWEI Enjoy 20 per price


The new 5G budget phone from HUAWEI has already been pre-ordered from VMall in China from 99,999 (~ 280 USD / 21,500 USD). It is available in three different colors – Magic Night Black, Galaxy Silver and Dark Blue. However, there is currently no information available on international availability.

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