Huawei is gearing up for a major wearable refresh, and we now have an early look at what’s coming. The upcoming Huawei Watch Fit 4 and Watch Fit 4 Pro have both leaked via a listing on Lithuanian retailer Bigbox — revealing features, color options, and even pricing ahead of their official debut on May 15.
The Watch Fit 4 Pro headlines the duo with a 1.82-inch AMOLED display (480 × 408 resolution) housed in a sleek rectangular frame. It’s more than just a pretty face — Huawei is packing in built-in GPS, Bluetooth calling, and 5ATM water resistance, alongside a full suite of wellness tools: heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, stress analysis, and menstrual cycle tracking.
Battery life is rated at up to 10 days on a single charge, and notably, the Pro model supports wireless charging — a welcome quality-of-life feature missing from many budget wearables. It comes in black, blue, and green, with the green variant sporting a breathable fabric strap that gives it a sportier edge.
Expected price: €279
Watch Fit 4: Lighter price, same big display
For those after a more affordable option, the Watch Fit 4 retains the same 1.82-inch AMOLED panel and core features — including GPS, 5ATM water protection, Bluetooth calling, and Huawei’s wellness tracking suite. You’re still getting that 10-day battery promise, but wireless charging appears to be reserved for the Pro.
Style-wise, it’s aimed at broader tastes, arriving in purple, black, gray, and white, all likely with lighter materials to keep it ultra-comfortable on the wrist.
Expected price: €169
Lightweight, rectangular, and health-focused
Both models are built around a rectangular form factor, with a focus on comfort, clean design, and Huawei’s increasingly comprehensive health tracking ecosystem. Expect Huawei’s TruSleep 3.0 and stress tracking, along with cycle tracking, all delivered through HarmonyOS’s growing wearable UI.
One more thing: Watch GT-style Watch 5 incoming
Also expected at the May 15 event is the Huawei Watch 5, which brings a round face, rotating crown, and multiple case sizes (42mm and 46mm) to the table. Color options range from Beige Gold to Navy Blue, and strap materials include steel, silicone, and woven fabric. Unlike the Fit series, this one’s set to double down on premium build and classic smartwatch vibes.
With Fitbit and Garmin feeling the pressure from budget-friendly wearables with premium features, Huawei seems ready to make its next move — and if these leaks are accurate, the Watch Fit 4 series could land squarely in the sweet spot between price and performance.
via Gizmochina
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