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Irish Examiner
2 days ago
- Irish Examiner
Huawei Watch Fit 4 Pro review: A stylish Apple Watch alternative for Android users
The recently launched Watch Fit 4 Pro is the first Huawei device I've reviewed in several years. While the Chinese company remains on the US sanctions list and doesn't support Google or its services, its wearables continue to impress with stunning features and sleek design. The Huawei Watch Fit 4 Pro combines flagship smartwatch features with a slimmer, lighter design, making it perfect for all-day wear, including sleep tracking. Design and build The Watch Fit 4 Pro feels great on the wrist, thanks to its premium materials, slim profile, and lightweight design. Picture: Noel Campion. The Watch Fit 4 Pro weighs only 30.4 grams (without the strap) and is just 9.3mm thick; it's even slimmer than the standard Fit 4 model. At a glance, you'd be forgiven for thinking this is an Apple Watch Ultra. However, when placed side by side, the differences become much more noticeable. For someone like me, who has mostly worn the Apple Watch Ultra 2 for the past year, the Fit 4 Pro feels slimmer and lighter, especially at night. In everyday use, I hardly notice it on my wrist. The rotating crown matches the band colour perfectly, a clever design detail. Picture: Noel Campion Huawei offers the Pro model in black, blue, and green. I tested the green version with nylon strap, which not only stays secure during activities but also impressively resists sweat and moisture. This is a beautiful watch that both looks and feels premium. It's the small details that make a difference, like the matching green accent on the rotating crown, the lightweight metal body, and the sapphire glass screen, which I found to be impressively resistant to scratches. Display The 1.82-inch AMOLED display features a peak brightness of 3,000 nits, is protected by sapphire glass, and a titanium alloy bezel. Picture: Huawei. The Watch Fit 4 Pro boasts a 1.82-inch AMOLED display with a peak brightness of 3,000 nits, which is 50% brighter than the non-Pro version. Visibility is flawless outdoors, even in direct sunlight. In the recent sunny weather, I keep brightness maxed out and always-on display enabled, and it still holds up well on battery. The screen is sharp and vivid, and interacting with it feels smooth. Navigation is aided by a responsive rotating crown that lets you scroll without needing to swipe on the screen. The lower side button acts as a quick shortcut to apps like activities, and is customisable. Features and battery life Huawei Watch Fit 4 Pro. Picture: Noel Campion. Huawei's HarmonyOS 5.1 powers the watch and will feel familiar to anyone who's used a recent Huawei wearable. You can swipe to access widgets, scroll through apps in either list or grid view, and choose from hundreds of watch faces, including animated or custom photo options. Battery life is solid. Huawei claims up to 10 days of battery life with light use, and I've averaged 4–5 days with the always-on display and maximum brightness, plus around 30 minutes of daily activity. The 400mAh battery takes about 60 minutes to fully charge. The new magnetic dock is a significant improvement over the old pogo-pin system, offering greater security and user-friendliness. The wireless charging is Qi-compatible, although I found it a bit tricky to locate the sweet spot on a standard wireless charging pad. Activity and smart features The Watch Fit 4 Pro is EN 13319 certified, with 40-metre dive-grade water resistance and an IP6X dustproof rating. Picture: Noel Campion. The watch offers a comprehensive suite of health and fitness tracking. It includes Huawei's new TruSeen 5.5+ system for heart rate and SpO2 monitoring, with added support for ECG and Heart Rate Variability (HRV). The latter offers insights into stress and cardiovascular health. The Fit 4 Pro provided me with a detailed breakdown of light, deep, and REM sleep, along with practical recommendations for improving my sleep quality. Thanks to its lightweight design, I've worn it nightly without issue. Compared to the Apple Watch Ultra 2, Huawei's sleep analysis tends to report higher amounts of deep sleep, although both devices generally agree on the total time spent asleep. The Watch Fit 4 Pro features a five-system GNSS setup, providing enhanced positioning accuracy that Huawei claims is 30% better than the Fit 3. It supports trail running with offline contour maps, diving mode up to 50m (5 ATM), and even golf tracking, with support for over 15,000 courses globally. I used the watch to track my cycling trips, and while it accurately recorded the route, I noticed it also counted steps while I was cycling. On a 10km ride, it logged around 3,500 steps, which suggests the step tracking isn't fully optimised for cycling activity. Water sports mode tracks speed, heart rate, and route, making it suitable for swimmers or kayakers. And for everyday users, there's support for over 100 workout types. The bottom button quickly launches workouts, or you can use voice control to start one using AI voice. The Watch Fit 4 Pro is equipped with a range of sensors, including an accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, optical heart rate sensor, barometer, temperature sensor, ECG sensor, and depth sensor. Picture: Noel Campion. Unfortunately, although the watch features NFC, the Wallet app isn't available under the Devices tab in the Huawei Health app, and it doesn't appear to support contactless payments in this region. I'm a huge fan of using my watch for payments and love the convenience it offers, so the lack of support for contactless payments is a noticeable drawback. I suspect this missing feature could be a deal-breaker for some users. When paired with an Android device, you also get access to a full keyboard for quick replies. However, voice dictation is only available if you're using a Huawei smartphone. The Watch Fit 4 Pro works great with Android and iOS. I was able to switch between Android and iOS phones, and the Health app syncs everything, including sleep and activity data, across platforms. There are a few minor feature gaps on iPhone (e.g. no full keyboard or Petal Maps), but nothing deal-breaking. Verdict The Huawei Watch Fit 4 Pro combines flagship health and fitness features with a sleek, comfortable design that feels more like a fitness band than a bulky smartwatch. It's the perfect hybrid for serious tracking and everyday comfort. €249 Currys


Qatar Tribune
18-05-2025
- Qatar Tribune
Huawei Watch Fit 4 Series now available for pre-order in Qatar
Tribune News Network Doha The new Huawei Watch Fit 4 Series offers a suite of high-end features and premium materials. Building on the success of the popular Watch Fit line, this fourth-generation release boldly steps into a category often dominated by higher-priced competitors. It features an aluminum casing with titanium bezels, sapphire glass, and advanced health and fitness tracking — including dedicated modes for golf and freediving. Pre-orders start from QAR 549 for the Fit 4 and QAR 899 for the Fit 4 Pro, available at HUAWEI Experience Stores in Doha Festival City, Place Vendôme, and Al Nasr Street, as well as at Lulu Hypermarket, Jarir Bookstore, and Carrefour Qatar. Designed for both style and performance, the Watch Fit 4 Series — including Fit 4 and Fit 4 Pro — features a distinctive square Watch face with a rotating crown, combining fashion-forward design with everyday comfort. The Fit 4 Pro has a thin profile measuring just 9.3mm and weighs 30.4 grams. Premium materials such as sapphire glass, aviation-grade aluminum body with titanium alloy bezel, are used for superior build quality and durability. The Fit 4 measures 9.5mm and weighs only 27 grams, making it effortless and comfortable on the wrist. The design features a sleek glass and aluminum frame. Both models feature an impressive 1.82-inch AMOLED display, a marvel of the HUAWEI Hybrid AMOLED technology. The Fit 4 Pro offers an incredible screen with a peak brightness of 3,000 nits and advanced performance features, making it more powerful and suited for outdoor activities. For the first time, the Fit Series features a built-in air pressure sensor that provides vital data for outdoor adventures. The series is also equipped with the upgraded HUAWEI Sunflower Positioning System, significantly enhancing GPS accuracy for more precise tracking. Additionally, Huawei debuts dedicated route tracking for water sports, offering a new level of performance and safety for aquatic activities. However, on top of all that, the Huawei Watch Fit 4 Pro is also packed with pro-level features tailored for more active users. It comes with Advanced Terrain Map Tracking to ensure you stay on course every step of the way. For golf enthusiasts, there are two new golf modes—Course Mode and Driving Range Mode. The Watch also supports dive depths of up to 40 meters, featuring a specialised Diving Mode with Freediving and Training options. Additionally, the professional-grade support for trail running makes it an ideal companion for outdoor adventurers. Health management features see a big upgrade on the new Watch Fit 4 Series with several new advanced features. It now offers HRV (Heart Rate Variability) monitoring during sleep, along with enhanced health insights and all-day HRV tracking, both available through OTA upgrade. The Emotional Wellbeing Assistant is now integrated into the Series as well. Besides, the Fit 4 Pro also offers personalised, data-driven predictions of menstrual cycles, ovulation period, and fertility, powered by advanced physiological data analysis. The Huawei Watch Fit 4 Series offers exceptional battery life, with up to 7 days of usage in typical scenarios, with a maximum of 10 days. In addition, the Huawei Watch Fit 4 can be fully charged in 75 minutes while the Huawei Watch Fit 4 Pro takes just 60 minutes. With all the latest innovations and an attractive price tag, the Huawei Watch Fit 4 Series is a compelling option for consumers seeking a feature-rich, stylish, and durable smartWatch that challenges the established hierarchy of the wearables market.


Tom's Guide
15-05-2025
- Tom's Guide
Huawei's latest sports-focused smartwatch just got a special edition discount — what you need to know
Huawei has just revealed the latest devices in its wearable line-up and has followed up the news with a limited time offer running on its own store. Right now, anyone wanting to pick up the newly-announced Huawei Watch Fit 4 Pro can get an exclusive edition from the Huawei store with a £30 off coupon and two extra free straps. The first strap is the brand's Silver Nylon option but the second can be a customizable strap of your choice, letting you personalise the device to your liking. Huawei's Watch Fit 4 Pro is a lightweight and versatile smartwatch designed for active lifestyles. The sapphire glass display and aerospace-grade aluminium alloy body add up to a durable smartwatch that's only 9.3mm thin and weighing only 30.4g. It offers a range of pro sports tracking modes including golf and diving. There's a 10 day battery life and advanced health metrics like ECG readings, heart rate monitoring and SpO2 blood oxygen. Huawei's Fit 4 Pro is the more premium option of the company's Fit 4 smartwatches and offers a thinner and lighter design crafted from sapphire glass, and aviation-grade aluminium body. The case is just 9.3mm thin weighing 30.4 grams, with that same 1.82-inch AMOLED display as the regular variant. However, while the regular Watch Fit 4 has a peak brightness of 2,000 nits, the Pro model ups that to 3,000 for an even better screen experience in broad daylight. Huawei has added a tonne of pro-level sports features including Golf Mode that has access to over 15,000 courses around the world. And anyone that hooks a wayward drive into a water hazard can rest assured; the 40 meters of waterproofing as part of its Diving Mode will come in handy if you fancy trying to retrieve the ball. There's also Trail Running Mode will offline contour maps. Throughout all, the company's TruSense System will deliver vital monitoring like ECG, heart rate and blood oxygen levels. You can easily swap in different straps to suit — whether going to the gym, spending a day at the office or turning in for the night — and Huawei claims it has some of the most abundant strap options in the industry. Which is useful if you want to take this deal up and customise one of your own.


Phone Arena
15-05-2025
- Phone Arena
Huawei's new Watch Fit 4 Pro is packed with outdoor features and pro-level health tools
Huawei launched several new products today and along with the new Watch 5, it also dropped the new Watch Fit 4 series. So if you are not into the round watch look and want something sleek and square, this one is for true to its signature square design, the Huawei Watch Fit 4 series brings a fresh, lightweight and fashion-forward feel that is all about an active, health-focused star here is the new Watch Fit 4 Pro, which takes things up a notch with a thinner build and a ton of pro-level fitness and outdoor features. We are talking watersports route tracking, offline maps for trail runs, diving up to 40 meters, support for over 15,000 global golf course maps, a new barometer for tracking elevation during hikes – the list goes on. Outdoor lovers also get checkpoint-based navigation and professional trail running support. There are also seven new sports modes, including mountain climbing and skiing. You get many sports modes including cycling. | Image credit – Huawei On the health front, the Fit 4 series now supports 24/7 HRV (Heart Rate Variability) monitoring and sleep breathing awareness, helping users get ahead of stress and sleep issues. These upgrades aim to offer a fuller, smarter wellness experience. The Fit 4 Pro even brings in new gesture support and the Huawei TruSense System for more accurate health and fitness tracking. And for the first time in the Fit series, you've got ECG measurement baked in, giving you real-time heart health info whenever you need it. These upgrades are clearly aimed at users who want more than just step counts and basic heart rate. For the first time the Fit series offers ECG with the Fit 4 Pro model. | Image credit – Huawei Battery life is promising too – up to 10 days of use depending on the model, with quick charging: 75 minutes for the Fit 4 and just 60 minutes for the Fit 4 Pro. And both watches support things like quick replies, voice notes, remote shutter, weather updates, and work with both iOS and Android phones. That means even iPhone users can get in on the action without losing key of design, Huawei went all-in with premium materials this time. The Fit 4 Pro sports a sapphire glass display, titanium alloy bezel and aviation-grade aluminum body – all wrapped up in a 9.3mm thin profile that weighs only 30.4 grams. The regular Fit 4 is just as sleek at 9.5mm thick and 27 bring a rotating crown for smoother control and a vibrant display that hits up to 3000 nits brightness – perfect for outdoor viewing. Color options? Plenty. The Fit 4 comes in: Green Purple White Black Grey This is the Fit 4 in the 5 colors listed above. | Image credit – Huawei The Fit 4 Pro keeps it tight with: The Pro model comes in only three colors – Blue, Black and Green. | Image credit – Huawei Pricing starts at £149.99 (around $199 when directly converted) for the regular Fit 4 and £249.99 (about $330 when directly converted) for the Pro model – both available now on the official Huawei store. As for US availability, there is no official word yet, but based on previous launches, they are expected to show up on Amazon. And the price in the US could be a bit lower, but to be sure, stay tuned for updates!Now, if Huawei isn't really your thing but you are still on the lookout for a new smartwatch focused on health and fitness tracking, Google's Fitbit lineup might be a good fit. The Charge 6 comes packed with a strong set of health sensors and sports tracking features that easily rival what Huawei offers. It also comes in at a similar price, making it a solid alternative – especially if you prefer something more widely supported in the US with easy access to Google services and apps right out of the box. Fitbit Charge 6 Review: Comfortable and affordable, but one issue remains