Huawei Enjoy 90 Pro Max and Enjoy 90 Plus get formally teased

Huawei has officially teased its upcoming Enjoy 90 Pro Max and Enjoy 90 Plus smartphones, revealing several key specifications ahead of their launch. The most notable feature is what Huawei calls the "Whale battery," which boasts an impressive capacity of around 8,500 mAh - a substantial upgrade that should provide exceptional battery life for both devices.

According to the official teasers, both models will feature a 6.84-inch QHD+ LTPS OLED display, offering sharp visuals and vibrant colors. Under the hood, users can expect either a Kirin 8000 or Kirin 8020 chipset, paired with 8GB of RAM. Storage options will include 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB variants to suit different user needs.

The design reveals show both devices with a similar aesthetic, featuring a camera module that appears to have multiple lenses but actually contains just a single camera sensor - a design choice that has drawn criticism from tech enthusiasts. The phones also feature side-mounted buttons, which some observers have noted resembles Apple's design language.

Interestingly, both devices are already listed for pre-order on JD.com, China's major e-commerce platform, with pre-order payments set to begin on March 23 at 15:30. However, official pricing information has not yet been disclosed.

This launch comes as Huawei continues to rebuild its smartphone lineup following years of US sanctions that severely impacted its access to Google services and cutting-edge components. The Enjoy series typically represents Huawei's more affordable offerings, and these new models appear to focus heavily on battery life and display quality as key selling points.

The timing of this announcement is notable, as it follows recent reports about other Huawei devices including the global launch plans for the Mate 80 Pro and new details about the Pura X2. As the smartphone market becomes increasingly competitive, Huawei's strategy with these Enjoy models seems to emphasize practical features like extended battery life that appeal to everyday users.

For consumers interested in these devices, the pre-order availability on JD.com suggests a launch in the Chinese market is imminent, though international availability remains unclear given Huawei's ongoing challenges in global markets.