A few days ago, Huawei launched its latest wearable device in the Chinese market — Huawei Band 7. The device, which is touted as the brand’s thinnest fitness tracker so far, is now available for purchase in China.
The wearable product comes in two variants — Standard and NFC. The standard model is priced at 269 yuan (~$40), while the NFC model costs 309 yuan (~$46). It comes in four color options – Wild Green, Flame Red, Obsidian Black, and Nebula Pink.
The Huawei Band 7 features a 1.47-inch AMOLED display supporting 194 x 368 pixels screen resolution. Thanks to the AMOLED panel, the device offers an Always-On display feature that enables having watch access without consuming much energy.
It comes with multiple sensors like an accelerometer, gyro sensor, and heart rate sensor. It also houses a SpO2 sensor which can help users detect signs of sleep apnea by monitoring their blood-oxygen levels during sleep.
As for the health and fitness-related features, the smart wearable device features 96 sports modes, including swimming, and can track the number of calories the user has burned during their workouts and sports activities.
The device has 5ATM protection meaning it can withstand the wearer diving around 50 meters underwater. Coming to the battery life, the company claims that with a full charge, the battery on the Huawei Band 7 will last up to 14 days.
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