Updated on November 23, 2023
Wiko, a French smartphone company, has recently gained attention for its latest release, the Hi Enjoy 60s, targeted at the Chinese market. While some have noted similarities with Huawei devices, the Enjoy 60s is more than just a copy, boasting the introduction of HarmonyOS.
This smartphone features a 6.75″ LCD subtle waterdrop notch housing an 8 MP camera, offering a basic yet functional 720p resolution.
Under the hood, the Enjoy 60s is powered by the Dimensity 700 chipset, enabling 5G connectivity for fast and reliable data speeds. On the rear, it sports a 13 MP primary camera along with a 2 MP depth sensor, making it suitable for everyday photography needs.
Furthermore, as part of the Harmony ecosystem, the Enjoy 60s seamlessly integrates with other Huawei devices through the AI Life app, ensuring a connected and unified user experience.
In terms of performance and convenience, the device packs a robust 6,000 mAh battery with 22.5W SuperCharge support, aligning with Huawei’s industry-standard fast charging.
The smartphone also includes a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, supports both SA and NSA 5G connectivity, and retains the beloved 3.5 mm audio jack. The Hi Enjoy 60s 5G is available in three attractive colors: Black, White, and Blue, and it bears the Harmony “H” logo on the back in a striking gold color.
As for storage options, Wiko offers the Enjoy 60s in two variants, 128 GB and 256 GB, although RAM details remain undisclosed. The pricing is competitive, with the 128 GB version at CNY1,399 ($190) and the 256 GB variant at CNY1,599 ($220).
For those interested, the phone is currently available for pre-order through Huawei’s Vmall online store, providing a cost-effective alternative in the Chinese smartphone market.
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