Huawei Watch Fit Smartwatch

The Huawei Watch Fit has a 1.64-inch AMOLED screen with a resolution of 280x456 pixels. It can track an impressive 96 different types of workouts, including common ones such as indoor and outdoor walking and running, cycling, swimming, rowing, and elliptical. There are also plenty of niche options including various dance forms, yoga, pilates, strength training, various martial arts, and popular sports such as tennis, cricket, football, and more. Smartwatch functionality proved to be more reliable, and I had no trouble with push notifications from apps, caller identification, or music controls.

The Huawei Watch Fit pairs to your Android phone or iPhone via BT5.0/Bluetooth LE and has 4GB of storage. Sadly, you won't have the opportunity to listen to music stored on the watch with Bluetooth earbuds paired to it like with Huawei's GT 2 series of watches. There's also a menstrual cycle calendar you can add to your Huawei Health dashboard by tapping Edit at the bottom of the main dashboard screen.

Both have a light sensor for automatic brightness regulation and a sensor for measuring heart rate and blood oxygen saturation. Despite 4 GB internal memory, they cannot store music. Both fitness trackers measure steps, distance and calorie consumption during the day, and they monitor sleep when worn at night.

Huawei Watch Fit is an exceptional smartwatch that can be picked up online for less than £100. With 96 workout modes, there are tracking options for just about any workout. It provides accurate tracking, displaying vitals in real-time, presented in a well laid-out manner on-screen. There are no third party bands available for the Watch Fit online, despite it having detachable straps.

The Huawei Watch Fit is available now in the UK for £119.99. It has built-in fitness and sleep tracking, as well as auto-detect workouts. The watch has a ten-day average battery life from the 180mAh cell. The Amazfit GTS costs the same as the Watch Fit at £119, with a slightly better battery life.

The Watch Fit has 90+ workout modes and can track anything from conventional forms of exercise like walking, running, cycling and swimming to belly dancing, dart throwing, martial arts and more. It's not the most accurate heart rate sensor on a fitness watch, showing slightly higher heart rates compared to a Polar chest strap monitor, but you'll get a general picture of where your heart rate is during workouts. The Watch Fit uses a propriety two-pin magnetic charging cradle that charges its 180 mAh battery in an hour and a half.

The Huawei Watch Fit on paper can track over 90 workouts. These include everything from running and cycling to boxing, sports skiing and roller skating. The guided courses are similar to the guided workouts function you get on more expensive Garmin Vivo, Forerunner and Fenix watches. But the Watch Fit has one crucial trick up its sleeve that helps boost its allure to complete newbies.