HUAWEI Watch Fit, a fashion-centric fitness tracker disguised as a smartwatch was initially announced in late August. Now, almost four months later, the company has debuted this wearable in its home country China along with a special New Year Edition.
The HUAWEI Watch Fit announced in China is the same as the one sold in other markets. Hence, it comes with the exact same set of specs.
That means we are looking at a fitness tracker with a 1.64-inch rectangular AMOLED display with a resolution of 456 x 280 pixels and 326ppi. Its body is made of reinforced polymer fiber, whereas the strap is silicone material.
The smartwatch has 4GB internal storage for songs and features Bluetooth 5.0 to connect with smartphones. Further, it comes with GPS as well as all the essential sensors such as accelerometer, gyroscope, ambient light sensor, optical heart rate sensor, and SpO2 sensor.
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The wearable is powered by the HiSilicon Kirin A1 chipset and comes with 12 animated fitness courses. That’s not all, it supports HUAWEI TruSeen™ 4.0 (heart-rate monitoring), HUAWEI TruSleep™ 2.0 (sleep monitoring), HUAWEI TruRelax™ (stress monitoring), blood oxygen level monitoring, menstrual cycle tracking, app notifications, call & messages alerts, reminders, weather, alarm, stopwatch, and more.
Last but not least, it is water-resistant up to 5ATM, measures 46 x 30 x 10.7mm in dimensions (only tracker), weighs about 21g (without strap), and can last for up to 10 days on a full charge.
The HUAWEI Watch Fit is priced at ¥799 ($122) for the regular version that comes in four colors namely Obsidian Black, Mint Green, Melon Orange, and Sakura Powder. This model will be available for pre-order starting December 23 and will go on sale from January 8.
On the other hand, the special New Year Edition in Red color costs ¥899 ($137) and will be available for purchase starting January 15.
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