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Huawei Enjoy 70 series could unveil later this month
Huawei’s next installment in the Enjoy smartphone series, Enjoy 70 could be unveiled during a Huawei event later this month, suggests a new tip.
A tipster revealed that both new Enjoy 70 series devices will launch on November 28. The tipster also published two photographs of the smartphone quite familiar to what we’ve seen online.
One replicates the Huawei P60 Pro, and the other looks like the Huawei Mate 50 Pro. However, these two phones have less premium material used in their composition.
As seen in the image, these phones are modeled FGD-AL00 and CTR-AL20 via the TENAA certification site in China. The certified specification shows that the FGD-Al00 resembles the Huawei P60 Pro featuring an octa-core chipset with a main CPU frequency of 2GHz. The display size of the phone is 6.75-inch with a 1600×720 pixels resolution TFT screen.
The FGD-AL00 features dual rear cameras including a 50MP main and a 2MP secondary camera. The front of the device features an 8MP selfie camera. The phone has a large 6000mAh battery, which has become one of the selling points in Enjoy series smartphones.
On the other hand, the Mate 50 pro lookalike also has an octa-core chip with a 6.7-inch screen and FHD+ resolution (2388×1080 pixels) TFT panel. The phone has a high-resolution rear camera setup of a 108MP main camera and a 2MP secondary camera.
However, the phone still has an 8MP selfie camera. The device packs a 5000mAh battery and supports a fingerprint sensor. Both of these phones run the HarmonyOS operating system.
It’s expected that these two phones would be standard Huawei Enjoy 70 and the latter may be the Enjoy 70 Pro.
New MatePad 11:
Alongside these two new smartphones, the tipster predicts that there will be new MatePad tablets and new notebooks. As reported previously, Huawei has a pending revelation for the 2024 version of Huawei MatePad and MateBook devices.
Huawei Enjoy 70 series launch later this month could come as a booster before we move towards a year-end closer of a new flip device in December.
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