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Huawei Unveils 8e Youth With a Tall Display & Android Oreo For Cheap

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Huawei just unveiled the Enjoy 8e Youth, a low-end phone with a tall 18:9 display.
Huawei just unveiled a new entry-level smartphone, called Huawei Enjoy 8e Youth, as part of Huawei’s low-mid range lineup. Unlike the previously launched Enjoy 7S, this one comes much cheaper and with low-end hardware. The key selling point for the Enjoy 8e Youth is its budget price over decent hardware.

Let’s take a look at its specifications,

Design & Display

The design is much similar to most Huawei midrangers launched in the recent years, the top and bottom bezels exhibit minimal but symmetrical shapes while the volume rocker sits right above the power button on the right edge.
On the rear, instead of a fingerprint sensor, there’s Huawei’s branding below the dark horizontal array housing a single lens and an LED flash. The body, measuring 146.5 x 7.09 x 8.3 mm, has a metallic finish.
For the display, it comes with a 5.45-inch IPS panel with an HD+ (720 x 1440) resolution. Aspect ratio is 18:9, so its line with recent display trends for entry-level phones.

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Hardware & Storage

Underneath, the Enjoy 8e Youth runs a quad-core Mediatek MT6739 clocked at 1.5 GHz coupled with 2 GB of RAM. GPU is a PowerVR GE8100.
It gets 32 GB of internal storage, however, it can be expanded by up to 256 GB via a microSD slot.

Camera & Software

It does not get the trendy dual-lens setup, rather, a single 13 MP shooter sits on the rear that allows PDAF and takes low-light pictures in tandem with a dual-tone LED flash. The ambient sensing selfie camera also gets its own LED flash, and can shoot up to 5 MP photos.
It gets Android 8.1 Oreo out of the box, with a proprietary Huawei EMUI layer on top.

Battery, Price, & Availability

Battery size is quite decent, at 3020 mAh, but there’s no fast charging. Now for the interesting bit, it costs just $125 (~Rs. 13,000) and might make its appearance in Pakistan soon.
It ships in Black, Gold, and Blue colors.

Huawei Enjoy 8e Youth Specifications

  • CPU: Quad-core 1.5 GHz processor
  • Chipset: Mediatek MT6739
  • OS: Android 8.1 Oreo, Huawei EMUI8
  • Networks: 2G, 3G, 4G LTE – Hybrid Dual SIM
  • Display:
    • 5.45-inch HD+ (720 x 1440 pixels)
    • 18:9 aspect ratio
  • Memory:
    • RAM: 2 GB
    • Internal: 32 GB
    • Card Slot: yes, by up to 256 GB
  • Camera: 
    • Primary: 13 MP, dual-tone LED flash, autofocus
    • Secondary: 5 MP, LED flash
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth 4.2, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, LTE
  • Battery: 3,020 mAh
  • Price: ~Rs.13,000

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