Huawei Watch Fit is approved by Anatel for sale in Brazil

The Huawei Watch Fit has been approved by Anatel and is the newest smart watch/bracelet option available to the Brazilian public.

The smartwatch released for sale in Brazil has a 1,64-inch rectangular AMOLED screen and 2,5D curved glass on the top.

The watch has HD resolution, 280 x 456 pixels and 326 PPI, distributed across a screen that occupies 70% of the total size of the accessory.

Compatible with Android (5.0 or higher) and iOS (9.0 or higher), the new model of Huawei It supports Bluetooth 5.0. It is also equipped with heart rate, accelerometer, barometer, lighting and GPS sensors.

The manufacturer's promise is to resolve the software limitations found in the models Watch GT 2 and Watch GT 2e.

Battery and low price: highlights of the Huawei Watch Fit

The Huawei Watch Fit promises to heat up the fight for a place in the hearts – and on the wrists – of Brazilian consumers with a series of attractions.

Among them, the highlight is the long battery life, which can last up to 10 days, according to information from the manufacturer itself.

Another attraction is the price, much more affordable than competitors such as Samsung e Apple.

Outside Brazil, the Huawei Watch Fit costs US$110 (approximately R$618,2). But the final price for consumers in the country still depends on taxes and other calculations.

Huawei Watch Fit Features and Colors

Huawei's launch has 3 case colors available (black, silver and rose gold) and 4 strap colors (green, black, orange and pink).

Features include quick training animations, 13 running classes and 96 training modes for 11 different physical activities.

Additionally, the Huawei Watch Fit allows you to track and monitor progress in activities such as running, walking, swimming and cycling.

Through the Chinese brand's smartwatch/bracelet, the user can also measure their heart rate, sleep and stress levels.

Street: Techradar