Huawei is one of the Chinese companies with the greatest presence in the wearables segment and one that at this time has returned to unveil its new smartwatch, which is none other than Watch fitFitness smartwatch that reminds us a bit of the Apple Watch, as it has a somewhat similar design, but obviously more elongated, of course.
This watch is mainly characterized by having an AMOLED technology screen, which we will describe in more detail below. Another strong point of it is its price, which is less than 100 euros and makes it look like one of the brand's most affordable smartwatches, being more attractive than the Huawei Watch GT 2 in this section, the flagship watch of the firm that was announced in December of last year for almost 250 euros.
Features and specifications of the new Huawei Watch Fit, a cheap smartwatch with a lot to offer
The Huawei Watch Fit, to begin with, has the aforementioned AMOLED screen, which in this case consists of an elongated diagonal of 1.64 inches and a resolution that supports it of 280 x 456 pixels, which makes it possible for the pixel density it is 326 dpi, the same as the Apple Watch screen, and there is a screen-to-body ratio of 70% thanks to the fact that the bezels that hold it are not so pronounced.
To this we must add that the panel that protects it is 2.5D, for smoothing its edges, and it is resistant to scratches and all kinds of abuse. It is also worth noting that it is tactile and full color; we expected no less in this regard.
On the other hand, as for the processor chipset that feeds it power, there is nothing official, but past leaks suggested that the Kirin A1 is the one it carries under its hood, and it is what we imagine. In the same way, what is true is that the smartwatch comes with a single button that acts as a power button and to activate the device, as well as it boasts support for six watch faces with the function Always-on display (Always on Display) that will show information even when the watch is idle.
Its RAM capacity and internal storage space is also unknown, but the company has revealed that The Huawei Watch Fit's battery is capable enough to provide a range of up to 10 days with average use, but it is reduced to about 7 days with an intensive one. With GPS activated, the smartwatch can only last up to 12 hours on foot.
The aforementioned GPS is built into the smartwatch, so you do not need to use a mobile phone to obtain metrics. In turn, the Watch Fit has water resistance of 5 ATM (50 meters), a heart rate sensor supported by an AI algorithm that makes it smart, according to what the company describes, and new sensors that help you train. best by providing real-time metrics, scientific evaluation of training effect, and guidance for better results.
The smartwatch also comes with 6-axis IMU sensor (accelerometer and gyroscope), capacitive sensor, and an ambient light monitor. You also have access to Huawei's health app to keep track of your fitness data.
Other onboard features include detection of blood oxygen saturation SpO2, menstruation cycle trackers, Huawei TruSleep 2.0 for better sleep tracking, and TruRelax to keep track of your stress meter. Others are Reminders for SMS messages, incoming calls, calendar events, and other social media apps. In addition, it comes with all the necessary applications and widgets to have better control over playing music, taking a photo, finding your phone, as well as other functions such as weather, alarm, timer, stopwatch, and a flashlight.
Price and Availability
The Huawei Watch Fit has been launched in the United Arab Emirates and will be available for purchase there from 3 September for a price of 399 UAE dirhams, which is equivalent to about 91 euros to change.
There is no information available on the availability of the smartwatch for Europe and the rest of the world, but it will surely later be offered in other territories.