Huawei hosted an event in Dubai today, unveiling some of its latest smartbands, a tablet and two laptops to the international audience. Meet the Watch Fit 3, which now has a square shape and a design very reminiscent of the Apple Watch.
The MatePad 11.5″ S PaperMatte tablet also began its international rollout alongside the Matebook
The Watch Fit 3 is incredibly light and thin, weighing just 26 grams (without strap) and has a profile of just 9.9 mm. The 1.82-inch AMOLED display has curved edges on all four sides, giving a 77.4% screen-to-body ratio.
The wearable's software is similar to that of other Huawei GT smartwatches, offering sleep tracking, breathing awareness, TruSeen 5.5 heart rate monitoring with impressive accuracy, more than 100 activity modes, and more than 660 training courses.
An updated feature on the Watch Fit 3 is the Calorie Counter, which was first introduced on the Watch GT4 in September 2023. Thanks to the new screen, the Watch Fit 3 offers improved UX visuals, a completely redesigned design, rich colors and enlarged fonts.
While Huawei doesn't typically reveal the battery capacity of its wearables, it officially claims that the Watch Fit 3 will last up to 10 days on a single charge, while power users will get around 7 days. Unfortunately, the device does not support wireless charging and must be charged using its own puck with two pogo pins.
The Watch Fit 3 is available for pre-order in the UK and continental Europe from today, May 7. Retailers will start selling the device in two weeks, on May 22.
Huawei Watch Fit 3 with moon white, gray nylon and pearl white leather straps
The device comes with black, pink, green or moon white fluoroelastomer straps, priced at £140/€160. The gray nylon strap version also costs £140/€160, while the pearl white leather strap version costs £160/€ 180 costs.
Huawei Watch Fit 3 in green, pink, black
Prices for the laptops and tablet will be announced soon.