GoSolo Verdict
The Huawei Enjoy 90 is a large, light budget phone with a bright 120Hz display and a practical 6620mAh battery, but its 720p resolution and modest Kirin 8000A chip mean it's built to do basics well, not impress. At 160 EUR, it's a decent commuter if you tolerate low pixel density, though rivals now offer full HD at this price.
Strengths · 4
- Bright 120Hz IPS LCD display (850 nits in high brightness mode) that feels responsive and visible in sunlight, a real plus for an LCD at this price point
- Large 6620mAh battery in a light 212g frame—the balance favours endurance over weight, practical for all-day use
- Clean, lightweight design: slim 8.3mm body, dual nano-SIM, and IP64 drop resistance (1.8m) without the heft or cost of over-engineering
- 50MP main camera with f/1.8 aperture and PDAF covers everyday shots without pretense
Trade-offs · 3
- 720p display on a 6.67-inch screen delivers only 264 ppi—noticeably soft text and icons compared to the 1080p standard rivals now hit at this price
- Kirin 8000A is competent but ageing: no speed advantage over last-gen mid-rangers, light gaming and multitasking are fine but do not expect sustained performance under load
- 40W charging speed is slow; even budget competitors have moved to 65–100W, meaning a full recharge takes well over an hour