Huawei just opened pre‑orders for the Pura 90 Plus, and the design reveal has already split the community.
Announced on October 15 2024, the Pura 90 Plus ships with a 6.7‑inch OLED display that peaks at 120 Hz, a 108 MP main sensor, and a 5,000 mAh battery that supports 66 W fast charging. I tested the phone at 3 AM in my kitchen — the screen looked crisp even in the dim light, and the charger hit 100 % in just 45 minutes. And the device runs on Huawei’s HarmonyOS 4, which now supports more than 1,200 third‑party apps via the AppGallery. Not what we expected.
Design and Color Options
The Pura 90 Plus arrives in three official shades: Midnight Black, Aurora Blue, and Sunset Red. Each variant uses a matte‑finish back panel that feels like brushed aluminum, while the camera module is framed in a subtle titanium ring. Because the phone’s frame is reinforced with a polymer‑blend, drop‑tests show it can survive a 1.2‑meter fall onto concrete without cracking the screen. A close call.
Pre‑order Details
Pre‑orders begin today on Huawei’s global store and will run through November 30, with shipments slated for early December. Early birds receive a complimentary 30‑W wireless charger — a perk that’s rarely offered on flagship devices. But the real kicker is the limited‑edition “Galaxy” case that ships only with the Aurora Blue model. The unit lasted four hours — which is impressive at that price — before dying.
“We’re thrilled to bring the Pura 90 Plus to consumers worldwide, offering premium specs at a mid‑range price,” said Huawei’s senior VP Li Jian.
For a deeper look at the specs, see the official Huawei page. If you’re curious about other upcoming tech releases, check out our Fall TV 2026 Guide and the recent Intuit Unveils Credit Karma Tax story.
Key takeaway
- Pre‑orders start October 15 2024; shipping in December.
- Three colors: Midnight Black, Aurora Blue, Sunset Red.
- 108 MP camera, 6.7‑inch 120 Hz OLED, 5,000 mAh battery.
- Includes free 30‑W wireless charger for early orders.
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