Huawei has rolled out its Watch Fit 4 series in India, introducing two new smartwatches — the Watch Fit 4 and the Watch Fit 4 Pro — aimed at fitness enthusiasts and productivity seekers. Equipped with a vibrant 1.82-inch AMOLED display, advanced health monitoring features, and up to 10 days of battery life, the devices are priced at Rs 12,999 for the standard model and Rs 20,999 for the Pro variant.
Both models are now available via Amazon India, Flipkart, and Huawei’s authorised distributor site, rtcindia.net.
Premium design and features
The Watch Fit 4 Pro sports a titanium alloy bezel, aluminium alloy casing, and dual-band GNSS (L1 + L5) for precise GPS tracking. It also includes a rotating crown for easy navigation. The smartwatch boasts a peak brightness of 3,000 nits, supports wireless charging, and is both IP6X dust-resistant and EN13319-certified for free diving up to 40 metres.
Available in Green Nylon, Blue Fluoroelastomer, and Black Fluoroelastomer strap variants, the Pro model is designed for outdoor and water-based activities.
The Watch Fit 4, weighing just 27g, features the same display size with slim 9.55mm bezels and a minimalist square design. It supports voice note-taking, camera shutter control, activity rings, and quick reply options. It comes in Black, White, Purple, and Grey colourways.
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Health-focused and feature-rich
Running on Huawei’s proprietary health algorithms, both smartwatches are compatible with Android and iOS devices and offer real-time coaching through Huawei Health Plus. They provide:
24/7 heart rate monitoring
SpO2 (blood oxygen) tracking
Sleep, stress, and menstrual cycle tracking
Over 100 workout modes
Emotional wellbeing assistant
Enhanced GPS for accurate route mapping
Bluetooth calling
Quick message replies
Activity rings for daily fitness goals
Voice note support and camera control
5ATM water resistance
The new Watch Fit 4 series aims to deliver a seamless blend of wellness, fitness, and smart productivity features in a stylish form factor.
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