Honor has a big event scheduled on July 12, where it will unveil its latest Magic V2 foldable. Alongside what is claimed to be the thinnest foldable yet, the company will also launch its latest smartwatch— the Honor Watch 4. The wearable will be the first in Honor’s portfolio to bring eSim capabilities. While we wait for its launch, a tipster has shared its official-looking images on Weibo. Let’s have a look.

Honor Watch 4 brings eSim support

Honor Watch 4 is going to bring a good-looking design, featuring a square dial. The frame is curved and looks like it has a frosted texture. The watch has a single button on the right side. It has been leaked in three straps: black, off-white, and light blue. The latter two styles are printed with the “glory white” logo.

Previously, Jiang Hairong, the CMO of Honor Terminal China, officially confirmed that the new Honor Watch 4 can achieve a long battery life of up to 10 days. Honor has also revealed that the new smartwatch will support eSIM. Currently available eSim smartwatches only have a battery life of 5-7 days in full smart mode.

Other details of the smartwatch are yet to be known. Considering it will bring eSim support, we can expect the watch to offer cellular connectivity similar to a smartphone. You should be able to make calls and send text messages from the watch itself, without having to connect it to your phone’s Bluetooth.

As mentioned, the Watch is launching in China on July 12 alongside the Magic V2. The company is also unveiling a new high-end tablet called the MagicPad 13 and a TV on the same date. Stay tuned to learn more.

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