Huawei has officially launched two new fitness bands in the Philippines: the Huawei Band 11 and the Huawei Band 11 Pro. The pair looks nearly identical on paper, sharing most of their core features, but they differ slightly in materials, size, and price.

Huawei Band 11 and Band 11 Pro Specifications

Both the Band 11 and Band 11 Pro come with a 1.62-inch AMOLED display with a 286 × 482 resolution and 347 PPI pixel density. The display supports full touchscreen controls and is paired with a physical side button for navigation.

Huawei is positioning both devices as lightweight, everyday wearables. The standard Band 11 offers two case options: aluminium alloy or durable polymer. The Pro model, meanwhile, uses an aluminium alloy case by default. 

The difference slightly affects weight. The Band 11 weighs 17 grams with the aluminium case or 16 grams with the polymer case, while the Pro comes in at 18 grams without the strap. In terms of size, the Pro is marginally taller at 43.5 mm compared to 42.6 mm on the regular version.

Both models use a fluoroelastomer strap and carry a 5 ATM water resistance rating, meaning they should handle swimming and everyday water exposure without issue. Inside, Huawei includes a 9-axis IMU sensor setup, which combines an accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer. There’s also an optical heart rate sensor and an ambient light sensor.

Connectivity is handled via Bluetooth 6.0 with BLE, and the bands are compatible with devices running Android 9.0 or later and iOS 13.0 or later. 

Each band packs a 300mAh battery that Huawei says can last up to 14 days under light usage, around 8 days with typical use, or up to 3 days if the always-on display is enabled. 

Pricing and Availability 

Pricing is where the two bands have a clear difference. The Huawei Band 11 starts at PHP 2,399, while the Huawei Band 11 Pro is priced at PHP 4,499 through Huawei’s official online store in the Philippines.

Color options also differ slightly. The Band 11 is available in Beige, Green, White, Black, and Purple (for the polymer version), with Black also offered in polymer. The Pro model comes in Green, Blue, and Black.

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It’s only been a few days since the Huawei Band 11 Pro first surfaced online. Now, a new report from WinFuture has filled in most of the blanks with a full spec sheet and additional images of Huawei’s upcoming fitness tracker.

The earlier leak showed the Band 11 Pro in only green and blue. The latest report, however, adds a third option—black. 

Alongside the colors, users might also get a choice of casing, as it is said to come in both aluminum and a mix of titanium-aluminum alloy. Huawei will also promise water resistance up to 50 meters, along with IP67 certification.

Huawei Band 11 Pro Specifications 

As for the specs, the Band 11 Pro will feature a vertical 1.62-inch AMOLED panel with a resolution of 482 × 286 pixels. The screen can reportedly reach up to 2,000 nits of brightness.

The Band 11 Pro is lightweight at just 14 grams (without the strap), even with a 300mAh battery. It should offer up to 14 days of battery life in power-saving mode. Under typical conditions, however, users can expect around 10 days per charge.

There’s also a standard Huawei Band 11 model, which could share much of the same technology but uses a smaller 180mAh battery.

The Pro model also includes built-in GPS, an accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, optical heart rate sensor, and ambient light sensor. As a result, you can expect wellness features like step tracking, heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen tracking, and stress monitoring. 

The band is also said to have guided breathing exercises built in, and users can read notifications, check SMS messages, and even answer calls directly from the band. 

All health data syncs with the Huawei Health app, which remains central to Huawei’s ecosystem.

Huawei is expected to launch the Band 11 Pro in Germany in early March. It could launch between €50 and €70, depending on the version.

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Huawei may be getting ready to refresh its fitness band lineup again. Almost a year after introducing the Huawei Band 10 in March, signs of a new model have quietly appeared inside the company’s own software.

The listing for something called the Huawei Band 11 Pro has appeared in the Huawei Smart Life app. Tapping on it redirects users to the Huawei Health app, where the interface — particularly in the HarmonyOS version — reveals the band’s final design. Huawei hasn’t said anything publicly yet, but the software trail makes the product hard to ignore.

Huawei Band 11 Pro shows up on the Huawei Health app

From the images visible in the app, the Band 11 Pro adopts a noticeably refined look. The frame appears to feature curved edges around the perimeter, paired with what looks like a metallic finish. 

The display is surrounded by evenly sized bezels on all four sides. Also, the screen edges on the left and right are slightly curved, though the curvature looks subtle enough that this is probably still a flat panel.

Huawei will offer at least two strap options for the Band 11 Pro: braided and silicone. There’s also a physical button on the side, which is expected to handle common tasks like switching between function pages or waking the display.

So far, Huawei hasn’t shared any official details about the Band 11 series. Still, as an iterative update, the new model will likely build on the foundation laid by Band 10. 

The previous generation supported customizable watch faces, including different styles and color options. It also offered Always-On Display (AOD), average HRV-based sleep tracking, and hundreds of sports modes. Those features are now fairly standard in this category, so it would be surprising if they didn’t return.

What makes this launch more notable is the “Pro” branding. It’s been four years since Huawei released a Pro model in this lineup. The last one was the Huawei Band 6 Pro, which added a temperature sensor and body temperature tracking features. It will be interesting to see what new feature Huawei will bring with this one. 

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