Huawei quietly rolled out the nova Y74 in global markets, about a year after the Y73. The budget 4G handset flaunts a 6.67‑inch LCD with 90 Hz and HD+ resolution. Design mirrors China’s Enjoy 90 Plus, hinting at a Kirin 800‑series chip. The phone’s build leans on a plastic frame and glass back, offering a lightweight feel while maintaining a premium look.

The nova Y74 packs a 6,620mAh battery that supports 40W wired fast charging, promising up to 25 hours of online video playback on a single charge. Huawei’s EMUI 12 overlays a familiar X Button for quick app access, while a side‑mounted fingerprint sensor delivers fast biometric unlock. Connectivity stays standard with Bluetooth 5.1, Wi‑Fi, NFC, GPS, a USB Type‑C port, and dual‑SIM 4G support.

Available in black and blue, the nova Y74 lacks a price tag and launch window, leaving retailers to decide when to hit shelves. By borrowing the Enjoy 90 Plus design, Huawei sidesteps costly R&D while delivering a sizable battery and high‑resolution camera in a budget‑friendly package. The 50MP rear lens sits in a square module, complemented by an 8MP front camera for selfies and calls now today.