Huawei Enjoy 6 — Full Specifications, Features & Price in Pakistan

The Huawei Enjoy 6 pulled off a genuine trick in 2016: a 5-inch OLED display — the kind of screen usually reserved for flagships — in a budget phone, paired with a 4,100mAh battery. Launched in November 2016, it's now a discontinued used-market phone. This guide covers its original specifications, why the OLED screen is both its appeal and its risk on a used unit, and what to verify before buying.

Key Specifications at a Glance

Design and Build Quality

Compact and light at 143.2 mm tall, 7.9 mm thin, and 145 g, the Enjoy 6 came in unusually playful colours for Huawei — Pink, White, Gold, Blue, and Gray. The rear-mounted fingerprint sensor sits under the camera. It's a plastic body, but the slim profile and small footprint make it one of the more pocketable phones in this whole Enjoy lineup.

Display Features

The headline: a 5.0-inch OLED panel at 720 x 1280. In 2016, an OLED screen on a budget phone was almost unheard of — it delivers the deep blacks and punchy contrast LCDs can't match. But on a used unit in 2026, OLED is also the risk: check carefully for burn-in (ghost images of keyboards or status bars) and uneven brightness, which are common on decade-old OLED panels and cannot be fixed cheaply.

Processor and Performance

The MediaTek MT6750 is an octa-core chip (4x1.4 GHz + 4x1.0 GHz Cortex-A53, 28nm) with Mali-T860MP2 graphics — a modest step up from the Enjoy 5s's MT6753T. It manages calls, messaging, music, and light browsing. Anything heavier — modern social apps, video calls, web-heavy pages — will stutter, and Android 6.0 blocks many current app versions outright.

RAM and Storage

3GB of RAM with 16GB of storage was a genuine upgrade over the 2GB/16GB of the 5s, and 3GB makes basic multitasking noticeably less painful. The microSD slot shares the second SIM slot, though — you choose between dual SIM and storage expansion, not both. For a backup phone, 3GB is workable; as a main device in 2026, it's not enough.

Camera Features

A 13MP f/2.2 rear camera with autofocus, LED flash, HDR, and panorama, plus a 5MP front camera; 1080p@30fps video. Daylight shots are acceptable for casual use, but the small sensor and old processing show their age in anything but good light. The OLED screen will make its own photos look better than they are — judge image quality on another display before deciding you like the camera.

Battery and Charging

The 4,100mAh battery was excellent for a 5-inch phone in 2016 and remains the Enjoy 6's most practical asset: even a degraded unit often outlasts modern phones in standby. Still, a decade-old cell won't hold its original capacity — check for swelling and sudden shutdowns under load. Charging is basic (no fast charging to speak of), so overnight top-ups are the routine.

Software and Updates

Android 6.0 Marshmallow with EMUI 4.1, including Google Play Services since it predates the 2019 restrictions. Android 6.0 is two generations newer than the 5s's 5.1, but it's still long dead for security updates, and app compatibility is shrinking yearly. Keep it to calls, SMS, FM radio, offline media, and the alarm clock — not banking or sensitive logins.

Connectivity and Additional Features

Hybrid dual SIM (Micro + Nano, shared with microSD) with 4G LTE on bands 1, 3, 38, 39, 40, 41 — again TDD-heavy, so verify your carrier's 4G works on the specific unit. Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS/GLONASS, FM radio, 3.5mm jack, microUSB 2.0 with OTG. No NFC. Rear fingerprint sensor and the usual accelerometer/proximity/compass set.

Variants, Colours and Availability

Model numbers NCE-AL00, NCE-TL00, NCE-AL10, and NCE-TL10 cover the Chinese carrier variants — same core hardware, different band tuning. Pakistan-market units are used imports. As always with these older Enjoy phones, confirm the exact model number and test your SIM before paying.

Price in Pakistan and PTA Information

No current market price exists for a discontinued 2016 phone; a working unit's worth depends on screen condition (burn-in check is critical on the OLED), battery health, and PTA status. Zohaan Mobile Gallery's catalog lists a Rs. 52,000 reference from its October 2026 import — not a verified live price for a used decade-old handset. If a unit is in stock, WhatsApp the store with its condition details and negotiate on the screen and battery, not the model name.

PTA: PTA approval applies per device and IMEI, not per model. Before paying, send the phone's IMEI to 8484 and confirm "Compliant" status. How to check PTA approval.

Main Advantages and Limitations

Advantages:

• 5-inch OLED display — rare and genuinely nice for a budget phone of its era
• 4,100mAh battery — strong endurance, especially in standby
• 3GB RAM was a real step up from 2GB rivals
• Compact, light, colourful design with fingerprint sensor

Limitations:

• OLED burn-in risk on any used unit — inspect the screen ruthlessly
• Android 6.0 is obsolete; no security updates, shrinking app support
• microSD shares the second SIM slot — dual SIM or expansion, not both
• MT6750 too slow for modern apps; discontinued with no parts support

Who Should Consider This Phone?

Good fit: buyers who want a compact backup phone with a nice screen for video; a bedside media/FM-radio handset; anyone who values the OLED display and checks it carefully for burn-in.

Look elsewhere if: you need a daily driver or care about screen longevity guarantees — a ten-year-old OLED is a gamble. Consider newer budget phones and read how to buy a used mobile safely.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of Huawei Enjoy 6 in Pakistan?

No verified current price — it's a discontinued 2016 model sold only used. Price depends on screen condition, battery health, and PTA status; confirm with Zohaan Mobile Gallery.

Does the Huawei Enjoy 6 really have an OLED display?

Yes — a 5.0-inch OLED at 720 x 1280, which was exceptional for a budget phone in 2016. On used units, check for burn-in before buying.

What processor and RAM does it have?

MediaTek MT6750 octa-core with 3GB RAM and 16GB storage (microSD expandable via the shared SIM slot).

How is the battery?

4,100mAh — excellent for its size when new. On used units expect reduced capacity; check for swelling and sudden shutdowns.

Does it have Google Play Store?

Yes, it launched before the 2019 Huawei restrictions. However, Android 6.0 limits which current app versions will install.

Is the fingerprint sensor reliable?

The rear-mounted sensor works for basic unlocking, though slower and less accurate than modern sensors.

Is it PTA approved?

PTA status is per-device. Verify the IMEI via SMS to 8484 before purchase.

Is it available at Zohaan Mobile Gallery?

Check the Enjoy 6 product page or WhatsApp +92 305 8452080 for current availability.

Final Verdict

The Enjoy 6 is the most interesting of the 2015–2016 Enjoy phones: that OLED screen and 4,100mAh battery were genuinely special at the price. But 'interesting' doesn't mean 'buy with confidence' — a decade-old OLED with potential burn-in and a dead OS make it a connoisseur's gamble, not a practical purchase. If the screen is clean, the battery holds, and the price is pocket change, it's a charming backup. Otherwise, walk away.

Call to Action

See the Huawei Enjoy 6 at Zohaan Mobile Gallery, browse all mobiles, or WhatsApp us at +92 305 8452080 for the confirmed current price, PTA verification, and warranty details. Or visit our Rahim Yar Khan store and check the phone in hand before you buy.