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

The Huawei Enjoy Max is a China-market phablet launched in October 2018 — essentially a rebranded Honor 8X Max — built around one idea: the biggest possible screen and battery for the money. Its 7.12-inch display remains larger than most 2026 flagships, and the 5,000mAh battery was exceptional for its era. It was never officially launched in Pakistan, so every unit here is a grey-market or used import. This guide covers its verified specifications, the Google Play situation, and what to check before buying a used unit.

Key Specifications at a Glance

Design and Build Quality

The Enjoy Max is unapologetically huge: at 177.57 mm tall and 210 g, this is a two-hand device that will not fit comfortably in most pockets. Its signature design element is the faux-leather back with contrast stitching — a retro look shared with the Honor 8X Max — which is grippier than glass and hides fingerprints well. The front is a 2.5D curved glass panel with a waterdrop notch, and a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor sits below the vertical dual-camera module. Build quality is solid mid-range plastic and glass; there is no water resistance rating.

Display Features

The 7.12-inch IPS LCD (1080 x 2244, ~350 ppi) is the reason this phone exists. Text, YouTube, and e-books look expansive on it, and seller specifications note TUV Rheinland low-blue-light certification. Being IPS rather than OLED, blacks look grey in the dark and contrast is merely average — but for a 2018 device at this size, it was a strong media screen. The waterdrop notch houses the 8MP front camera, and the panel runs at a standard 60Hz with no high-refresh option.

Processor and Performance

The Snapdragon 660 (4x Kryo 260 Gold at 2.2 GHz + 4x Kryo 260 Silver at 1.8 GHz, Adreno 512 GPU) was a respected upper-mid-range chip in 2018. In 2026 terms it handles calls, messaging, YouTube, and light multitasking without drama, but it will feel slow with heavy modern apps and demanding games. No benchmark claims are made here — treat the Enjoy Max as a media and basics device, not a performer.

RAM and Storage

4GB of RAM is paired with 64GB or 128GB of built-in storage, expandable via microSD up to 256GB. 4GB is the bare minimum for comfortable Android use in 2026, so keep background apps in check and favour the 128GB version on the used market. Note that some sellers list a 6GB/128GB version, which is not officially confirmed for all channels — see verification warnings.

Camera Features

The dual rear camera pairs a 16MP main sensor (f/2.0, PDAF) with a 2MP depth sensor for portrait blur, assisted by AI scene recognition. In good daylight it produces respectable, shareable photos; low light and dynamic range reveal the phone's age and price class. The 8MP front camera (f/2.0) is adequate for video calls. There is no ultrawide lens, no optical stabilisation, and no 4K video — set expectations to basic 2018 mid-range.

Battery and Charging

The 5,000mAh battery is the Enjoy Max's second headline feature, and 18W fast charging (9V/2A) refills it at a reasonable pace for its era. When new, this combination easily delivered two days of moderate use. On a used unit in 2026, expect degraded capacity — ask about battery health and test drain during your check window. Charging is via microUSB, not Type-C.

Software and Updates

It launched with Android 8.1 Oreo and EMUI 8.2, with no official upgrade path beyond that — meaning no security patches for years. The important nuance: because it launched in 2018, before the US trade restrictions, units sold outside China shipped with full Google Play Services (one global seller explicitly lists Google Play: Yes). However, China-ROM units may lack Google apps entirely. Always verify Google Play is present and working on the exact unit before paying.

Connectivity and Additional Features

4G LTE is supported; the China variant's LTE bands include B1/B3/B5/B8, and B3 (1800 MHz) is used by Pakistani networks — but confirm the specific unit connects to your carrier's 4G before buying. You also get dual Nano-SIM, Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 5.0, GPS/GLONASS/BDS, FM radio, a 3.5mm headphone jack, microUSB, Dolby Atmos audio, a rear fingerprint sensor, and face unlock. NFC is not listed for the China variant.

Variants, Colours and Availability

Sold in China in 4GB + 64GB and 4GB + 128GB versions. It is hardware-identical to the Honor 8X Max, which was sold with Snapdragon 636 or 660 variants — the Enjoy Max uses the Snapdragon 660. Do not confuse it with the smaller Honor 8X. Colours: Midnight Black, Sapphire Blue, Aurora Violet. None were officially sold in Pakistan; all local units are imports.

Price in Pakistan and PTA Information

The Enjoy Max was never officially launched in Pakistan and is long discontinued, so there is no current official price — no verified Pakistan listing price was found during research. The store's catalog reference of Rs. 68,000 (2026-10-01 import) is not a market price. Used units in Pakistan vary widely by condition, storage, and whether Google Play is present — confirm the current price with Zohaan Mobile Gallery before making any decision. 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. Grey-market units are frequently non-compliant, so this check matters more than usual here. Used phones from Zohaan Mobile Gallery carry a 7-day check warranty.

Main Advantages and Limitations

Advantages:

• 7.12-inch display — one of the largest phone screens ever sold, ideal for videos and reading
• 5,000mAh battery with 18W fast charging
• Snapdragon 660 — a capable 2018 mid-range chip
• Faux-leather stitched back: grippy and distinctive
• Dolby Atmos audio, FM radio, and 3.5mm headphone jack
• Full Google Play Services on global units (pre-restriction model)

Limitations:

• Enormous and heavy (210 g) — not a one-hand or pocket-friendly phone
• Android 8.1 with no updates for years — security and app-compatibility risk
• China-ROM units may lack Google Play — must be verified per unit
• microUSB instead of Type-C; IPS panel instead of OLED
• Only 4GB RAM; long discontinued, so used batteries are degraded

Who Should Consider This Phone?

Good fit: Media-first buyers who want the biggest screen and battery for minimal money — YouTube watchers, e-book readers, and elderly users who benefit from huge text. It can also serve as a cheap secondary media or hotspot device.

Look elsewhere if: Look elsewhere if you need modern apps with security updates, one-hand usability, or a camera you can rely on at night. Anyone dependent on banking apps should verify compatibility on Android 8.1 before buying.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Huawei Enjoy Max price in Pakistan?

There is no official Pakistan price — it was never launched here and is discontinued, and no verified current listing price was found. Used-unit prices vary by condition. Confirm the current store price with Zohaan Mobile Gallery.

Is the Enjoy Max the same as the Honor 8X Max?

Yes — the Enjoy Max is a rebranded Honor 8X Max with the Snapdragon 660 version. The specs are otherwise identical, including the 7.12-inch display and 5,000mAh battery.

Does the Huawei Enjoy Max have Google Play Store?

Global units do — it launched in 2018, before the US trade restrictions. But China-ROM units may not include Google apps, so verify Google Play is present and working on the exact unit before buying.

Does it support 5G?

No. The Snapdragon 660 is a 4G-only chipset.

What are its RAM and storage options?

4GB RAM with 64GB or 128GB of storage, expandable via microSD up to 256GB. Some sellers list a 6GB/128GB version, which is not officially confirmed.

How is the battery and charging?

5,000mAh with 18W fast charging (9V/2A) over microUSB. When new it easily lasted two days of moderate use; on used units, check battery health.

Is it PTA approved?

PTA status is per-device, not per-model — and grey-market units are often non-compliant. Check the specific unit's IMEI via SMS to 8484 before purchase.

Is it available at Zohaan Mobile Gallery?

Check the Enjoy Max product page or WhatsApp +92 305 8452080 for current availability and price.

Final Verdict

The Enjoy Max is a specialist device: the biggest screen and one of the biggest batteries Huawei ever put in a phone, at used-market prices. That combination still makes sense for video and reading — but only if you accept 2018 software, verify Google Play on your specific unit, and check the IMEI with PTA. Buy it for the screen and battery; expect nothing modern.

Call to Action

See the Huawei Enjoy Max at Zohaan Mobile Gallery, browse the all-mobiles collection, or WhatsApp us at +92 305 8452080 for the confirmed current price, PTA verification, and warranty details. Or visit our Rahim Yar Khan store (Shop No. 6, First Floor, Iqra Plaza, Railway Road) and check the phone in hand before you buy.