Yes, but note that only the cover screen (the smaller outer panel, hard glass or Kunlun Glass) can be covered freely. The inner screen (the large unfolded flexible panel) ships with a dedicated protective film already applied, which must not be peeled off or covered — doing so can damage the screen and void the warranty.

For a replacement, go to a Huawei service centre; some models include four free replacements within two years of purchase.

They support Huawei SuperCharge, compatible with both wired and wireless fast charging. Exact power varies by model — the Mate X6, for example, is 66W wired and 50W wireless.

Huawei foldable hinges are certified by TÜV Rheinland for reliability and fold durability and undergo strict open-close life testing, to keep folding reliable and the screen flat over long-term use.

Both sit in the Pro tier; the main differences are satellite communications and the main sensor specification.

The Pro uses a 1-inch RYYB main camera, supports BeiDou satellite messaging, ships with 12GB of memory across the range, and uses second-generation Xuanwu tempered Kunlun Glass.

The Pro+ uses a 1-inch high-dynamic RYYB main camera (wider dynamic range, better in backlight and high-contrast scenes), supports both Tiantong and BeiDou satellite calling, ships with 16GB as standard, and uses second-generation Kunlun Glass.

IP58 plus IP59: IP58 covers 30 minutes at three metres in still water, IP59 covers high-pressure water jets, so everyday splash and dust resistance is not a concern.

The nova 16 is mostly a chipset, imaging and fast-charging upgrade over the nova 15, with better runtime and photography. The standard nova 16 moves to the Kirin 9010S (from the Kirin 8020), the battery goes from 6,000mAh to 7,000mAh, the telephoto moves from 12MP to a 50MP RYYB periscope, and the display steps up to 1.5K.

The nova series Pro is built around portraits: a 200MP RYYB large-format main sensor (1/1.28-inch, f/1.8, OIS) with a 50MP front portrait camera, supporting Red Maple true colour imaging front and rear.

Yes. First boot opens the setup wizard automatically — follow the prompts to choose a language, connect to Wi-Fi, sign in to a Huawei account and migrate data from your old phone.

No. The Enjoy line is positioned as high-volume entry-level hardware and generally supports wired charging only, without wireless charging.

The Enjoy line is built around large batteries and long runtime; mainstream models are generally above 5,000mAh — the Enjoy 80, for instance, reaches 6,620mAh. Exact capacity varies by model.

Enjoy models released over the past two years ship with HarmonyOS — the Enjoy 80, for example, shipped with HarmonyOS 4.0, and 2026 models are moving to HarmonyOS 5 and 6. Older models can reach higher versions through system updates.