Huawei is gearing up to launch its next-gen fitness tracker, the Band 10, and this time, it seems to be expanding the color palette. According to a new leak on Chinese social media, the wearable will be available in six colors—one more than its predecessor.
The Band 10 has already surfaced on the certification site, suggesting an official launch in the coming months. Now, tipster Fixed Focus Digital on Weibo claims the device will ship in Black, Green, Pink, Purple, Blue, and White.
That’s a shift from Band 9, which launched in Feather White, Starry Black, Dawn Pink, Lemon Yellow, and Tranquility Blue. Notably, Green and Purple are the new add-ons that will replace some of last year’s shades.
Huawei has a habit of tweaking its color lineup with each release. The Band 8 introduced a Vitality Orange variant, while the Band 9 leaned into White, Yellow, and Blue. If history is any guide, the Band 10 could bring more than just fresh colors—though we’ll have to wait for Huawei to make it official.
If you’re wondering what to expect from the Band 10, here’s a quick refresher on the Band 9’s specs.
Huawei Band 9
The Huawei Band 9 packs a 1.47-inch HD 2.5D AMOLED touchscreen with 194×368 resolution, 282ppi pixel density, and support for Always-on Mode. Under the hood, it features a 9-axis IMU sensor—which includes an accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer—alongside an optical heart rate sensor and an ambient light sensor.
On the health front, it’s powered by Huawei TruSeen 5.5 for heart rate tracking, TruSleep 4.0 for sleep monitoring, and TruRelax for stress management. There’s also menstrual cycle tracking for women.
Beyond fitness, it includes music controls, remote camera functionality, quick message replies, and incoming call alerts. Despite its slim (43.45 × 24.86 × 8.99 mm) and lightweight (14g) design, the Band 9 delivers up to 14 days of battery life, with fast charging that hits full capacity in just 45 minutes.
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