The Huawei Band 4 Pro was announced last week alongside the Nova 6 series. The smart band is priced at 399 yuan ($56) and will officially go on sale on December 12 in China. The smart wearable may likely hit the international market soon. While we await that, here are some unboxing/hands-on pictures of the Band 4 Pro to help us better appreciate the design style.

The design of the Band 4 Pro is quite similar to that of the Band 4 that was launched in October. However, as the name implies, this model is a Pro version with several hardware improvements and some slight changes in the design.

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The packaging box is similar to that of the Band 4 but the content is slightly different. The box contains the Band 4 Pro, a USB-A to USB-2.0 cord and a spring-loaded pin (pogo pin) connector. This is different from the Band 4 which is connected directly via a USB 2.0 port. With this design, you don’t need to remove the strap to charge the phone. Just to slot the Pogo pin connector in and plug to a power source.

The display remains a 0.95-inch AMOLED high-definition colour screen with a brushed metal frame as well as a skin-friendly silicone strap. The rubber strap is comfortable to wear and lightweight.

In terms of the internals, what distinguishes the Band 4 Pro from its sibling is the presence of a standalone NFC which supports payment of access cards and 252 city transportation cards and also supports Alipay scan code payment. There is also a built-in GPS which expands the tracking features of the smartwatch. The smartwatch is also said to feature up to 11 different sports modes and can keep track of over 127 different sports data. There is also an independent built-in GPS tracker on board. The Band 4 Pro houses a SpO2 meter which monitors the oxygen saturation rate of the blood. It also comes with the usual heart rate monitor as well as sleep tracker.

Check out more pictures of the Huawei Band 4 Pro from below.

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Huawei yesterday launched its latest range of flagship/premium midrange smartphones – the Nova 6 5G, Nova 6 4G and Nova 6 SE. The company also launched a new smart weighing scale. One other spectacular product that was launched yesterday is the Huawei Band 4 Pro. The Band 4 Pro has several improvements over the Huawei Band 4 that was launched in October.

The Band 4 Pro is equipped with a 0.95-inch AMOLED high-definition colour screen and several amazing watch-faces. You can also install third-party watch faces on the smart band. It features a brushed metal frame as well as a skin-friendly silicone strap. The rubber strap is comfortable to wear and lightweight.

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In terms of functionality, the Huawei Band 4 Pro has 11 built-in sports modes, which can record 127 different sports data. There is also an independent built-in GPS tracker on board. The Band 4 Pro houses a SpO2 meter which monitors the oxygen saturation rate of the blood. There is also a heart rate monitor as well as sleep tracker.

In addition, Huawei Band 4 Pro has a standalone NFC onboard and it supports payment of access cards and 252 city transportation cards and also supports Alipay scan code payment. Although the Band 4 design is similar, the Band 4 Pro has a different charging design as there is a charging dock with three connectors at the back cover.

As for the price, the Band 4 Pro is priced at 399 yuan ($56) and is available in Sakura Pink, Graphite Black, and Amber Sunrise colours. The pre-sale started on December 5, while the smart band will officially go on sale on December 12.

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Huawei has a big event tomorrow in Munich, Germany where it will announce its new flagship phones – the Mate 30 series. While those are the anticipated devices, Huawei will be unveiling more than just phones.

We already know that a successor to the Huawei Watch GT will be arriving as well as the launch of the Harmony OS-powered Huawei TV. Gresh details have revealed that there will also be a new fitness band and a global release of the MediaPad M6. There are also some new details about the ones we already know are launching tomorrow.

Huawei TV

Huawei announced Harmony OS at its Developer Conference last month. The first commercially available product running the new OS is the Honor Vision TV which is already on sale in China.

About a week ago, reservation for Huawei’s own TV went live on JD.com in China and the listing page revealed the TV will be unveiled on September 19.

Images of the 55-inch TV along with new details have now surfaced on the web thanks to AndroidHeadlines. The photos show the TV will have a pop-up camera like the Honor Vision Pro.

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There are vents on the sides of the TV and the right side is also home to a plethora of ports including HDMI ports, USB ports, and an ethernet port. The TV is designed to be placed on a surface and not hanged.

The back has a brush metal finish with two giant circles which we are not sure what they do. There is also a large speaker at the base of the screen. Leaked posters on Weibo show the Huawei TV will have Huawei Share and what is called Huawei Sound. The former will allow owners to share files from their phone to the TV.

Huawei Band 4 Pro?

Huawei will also announce a new fitness band tomorrow. The name is unconfirmed but seeing as the Huawei Band 3 Pro was announced alongside the Mate 20 series last year, this may arrive as the Huawei Band 4 Pro.

AndroidHeadlines has also provided images of the band. It has an AMOLED touchscreen display and a silicone strap which appears to be non-replaceable. The one in the images has a bright orange color but there should be other variants available.

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The watch has a heart rate sensor and we may see Huawei announce a new version of its TruSeen heart monitoring system. We also expect a new version of its TruSleep sleep monitoring system. AndroidHeadlines adds that it will be able to measure oxygen saturation. The Huawei Band 3 Pro has built-in GPS, so we expect this will have too.

Huawei Watch GT 2

We already covered some leaks of the Watch GT 2 but more details have surfaced. First, the watch will be available in two sizes – a 42mm version with a 1.2-inch 390 x 390 display and 20mm strap and a 46mm version with a 1.39-inch 454 x 454 display and 22mm strap.

Previously, it was reported that the Watch GT 2 will have a speaker and microphone. While there isn’t a confirmation of an LTE modem, there is a high chance it will have one. However, the smaller Watch GT 2 doesn’t have a microphone according to AndroidHeadlines, so that rules out LTE for it.

The two sizes will come with the same Kirin A1 chip present in the Huawei Freebuds 3 announced at IFA 2019. The chipset brings Bluetooth 5.1 and Bluetooth 5.1 LE.

Above are renders of the smartwatch with different straps and styles.

MediaPad M6

The MediaPad M6 is also expected to get a global launch tomorrow. The tablet already launched in China back in June and last month, Huawei announced a Turbo Edition. The MediaPad M6 is powered by the Kirin 980 processor which powers the Huawei P30 Pro and comes in 8.4-inch and 10.8-inch versions with WiFi-only and LTE variants for both sizes.

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