The smartwatch that fitness fans swear by and call 'better than an Apple watch' is on sale right now - now £30 off with FREE gifts
We're almost halfway through 2025, and if those well-being resolutions you made at the start of the year have gone out the window, the HUAWEI Watch Fit 4 Pro boasts everything you need to get back on track (and you can now snag it for £30 off).
A must-have for fitness fanatics or those looking to enter their fitness era, the smartwatch is at the very forefront of the industry when it comes to vital sign monitoring, and also boasts a wide-range of features designed to make your workout easier.
HUAWEI Watch Fit 4 Pro
In your fitness era? This gold-standard watch will be your new best friend while working out, boasting over a hundred sports modes, including terrain maps tracking, trail running, diving and gold modes.
Plus, get more insights into your health than ever before with heart and respiratory rate monitoring, blood pressure risk monitoring, and comprehensive sleep analysis.
Ready to buy? Use code AFIT4PRO30OFF for £30 off your purchase, as well as a pair of FREE Huawei Freebuds SE3, and two premium watch straps. Be quick!
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Not only that, but it's incredibly stylish, too, with a lightweight, comfortable design, sleek frame and multiple colourways available. Finally, there's a smart watch you'll actually want to wear, long after your workout is finished.
For a limited-time only, shoppers can get their hands on the sought-after watch for an impressive £30 off, as well as two premium straps and a pair of free HUAWEI Freebuds SE3 using code AFIT4PRO30OFF - though be quick, as this deal is only around until the 29th June (and you don't want to miss out).
Whether you're looking to get a better insight into your overall health, or you want to take advantage of the myriad of features tailored specifically to fitness enthusiasts, the HUAWEI Watch Fit 4 Pro is a must-have bit of kit to add to your collection - and users say it's 'better than an Apple watch'.
'I'm honestly blown away!', wrote one user. 'It's incredibly light and thin. The screen is so bright and clear, too - it really looks and feels premium. What really sold me was promised 10-day battery life. Coming from an Apple Watch, I didn't think that was even possible - but the HUAWEI Fit 4 Pro actually delivers. No more constant charging!'.
'It's like the ninja of smartwatches. Silent. Invisible. Deadly accurate with fitness tracking,' wrote a second customer. 'Now that the sun has decided to show up again, I'm actually motivated to get outside and move. With the Fit 4 Pro, I might just transform into one of those 'morning jog' people!'.
'The battery life is incredible, I'm on my 2nd day now, still with 85 per cent,' noted a third shopper. 'The launch offer is really good at the moment, and when you compare it to the price of other watches, there's no comparison! Forget Apple, forget Samsung, forget Fitbit…buy this awesome watch'.
The stylish watch boasts a feather-light weight of only 27 grams, so you'd be forgiven for forgetting you're wearing it. Crafted from premium materials such as sapphire glass and an aviation-grade aluminum body, its been made with durability in mind - no matter how messy your workout gets.
Ideal for easy management of everyday life, the 347ppi AMOLED screen brings visuals to life with clarity and detail - so you'll actually want to check your notifications when wearing it.
For those who have wanted to invest in a smartwatch for some time but never liked the look of them, the HUAWEI Watch Fit 4 Pro is available in multiple colourways depending on your personal style. Plus, you can personalise your watch home screen, too, so that picture of your smiling pet or that first day of school photo will never be far away.
Perhaps the most impressive element of the watch, however, is its industry-leading health and fitness tracking. At the lift of a finger, users will be able to access insights such as heart rate, blood oxygen, respiratory rate, body temperature changes, stress, blood pressure risk and sleep breathing awareness.
A recent Mindshare report showed that 66 per cent of the global population is paying more attention to their overall health, and this savvy smartwatch provides a comprehensive look into your wellbeing - meaning you can take actionable steps to improve certain factors, if necessary.
The Watch Fit 4 Pro also provides advanced menstrual cycle management features for women, allowing for easy tracking of current, previous and upcoming cycles, as well as symptom monitoring that is seamlessly logged with the HUAWEI Health App for collaborative health management.
As well as an impressive seven day battery life in as little as 60 minutes per charge, the waterproof design also boasts impressive GPS accuracy, terrain map tracking and multiple golf modes with access to over 15,000 golf course maps worldwide, showing detailed 3D layouts of each.
With over a hundred sports modes to choose from, it's no wonder that hundreds of fitness fanatics are raving about the watch.
And now's your chance to get yours for £30 off with code AFIT4PRO30OFF, PLUS two premium bonus straps and FREE HUAWEI Freebuds SE3 (worth £39.99).
What are you waiting for? Your journey to better health awaits.
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