10 Days Battery Life and Quick Charge Technology: Featuring the dual chipset architecture and power-saving algorithms, this watch can last for 10 days. And with the quick charge technology, the watch can support you a whole day with only 5-minute charge. Wrist coverage range: 13 ~ 21 cm (Standard Model). System requirements: Android 6.0 or later, iOS 9.0 or later
96 Workout Modes: HUAWEI WATCH FIT provides precise and real-time workout metrics for 11 professional sport modes including running, swimming and cycling. The 85 custom workout modes allow you to unleash your potential, whether you’re into yoga or high-intensity interval training, the watch also keeps track of your real-time heart rate, calories and duration of the workout.
Real-time Metrics and Professional guidance: With a built-in GPS sensor, 5ATM, AI heart rate algorithm and innovative sensors, HUAWEI WATCH FIT is made for all the ways you exercise. This watch helps you train better by providing real-time metrics, scientific training effect evaluations and professional guidance. Ambient operating temperature: -10℃~+45℃
24-Hour Heart Rate Monitoring: HUAWEI TruSeen 4.0 heart rate monitoring technology, this smart watch can accurately monitor your heart rate in real-time during the day even when you are sleeping. And timely detect if your heart rate exceeds the normal range, and send out a reminder to provide you with all-day health protection.
Oxygen Saturation Detection: Very low levels of blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) can result in health problems. Try to wear HUAWEI WATCH FIT and start detecting SpO2 with a simple touch. Only a few seconds, it will show the detecting data accurately and give you a reference to pay attention to your health.
11 reviews for HUAWEI WATCH FIT Smartwatch, 1.64†Vivid AMOLED Display, 10 Days Battery Life, Built-in GPS, 5ATM, Oxygen Saturation Detection, Heart Rate Monitoring, Sleep Monitoring,…
Rated 5 out of 5
Abhishek Thakur –
My Samsung Active watch died after 26 months and rather than spend £150+ on a replacement (with questionable reliability and service) I decided I’d try a cheaper alternative.
One of the main criteria for me is something that is relatively small as I have quite small wrists for a man, this fits nicely on the wrist and I have no trouble sleeping in it.
Functionally it seems to work well and does everything that I want it to do. The battery seems to last 4 or 5 days without any trouble with everything turned on.
Compared to my Samsung;
You can only view messages that come through but cant send pre written replies.
There is a delay when starting a workout whilst the watch finds satellites, you have to select the work out you want to do, wait a bit (maybe 20 seconds) whilst it finds satellites, then select again to start the workout. That’s a bit annoying and means its very easy to come back to hit go.
The sleep tracking seems unreliable – I had a night when my daughter was ill, so she was in and out of my bed, I was in and out of her room etc all night and frankly had an awful night sleep, but the watch didnt notice any of that logged that I had a good night sleep.
HR reading is strong and accurate.
With regards to the app and connecting to your phone – I had a faff on xmas day and was convinced that the app wasnt working, so waited a few days expecting it to be fixed. Then a bit of googling and I had to install the Huawei app store (which felt a bit ropey), then download the Health app from that.
Once done all works well and have no issues.
In summary, few niggles, few things it does better than the Samsung and a few worse, but for a third of the price I am more than happy with this, and have ordered my wife one.
Rated 5 out of 5
Abhishek Thakur –
Love the watch. The app is easy to use and set-up is very straight forward. Some people say that the straps are to small but it was a great fit for me. Love the interface and also the different faces that you can have. Only had it 3 days but love it loads. Like the fact that you can have a night time mode so don’t get disturbed by all the message notifications. The interface is easy to get use to and you will love the brightness of the screen and the battery life so far on 3rd whole day is at 60%. It states 10 days battery but this depends on how much you use it. As it is new I think I am looking at the screen more that I should be lol.
Rated 5 out of 5
Squidama –
When I read the reviews I wondered whether this watch would do itself justice and I’m really glas to say it has. It’s got loads of different, useful features. It’s comfortable to wear. I love the different face display options for what you want to use it for. It syncs great with my phone. The alr Alarm vibration wakes me. The battery life is AMAZING!! The sleep tracker is ok. If you’re still but awake it thinks you’re sleeping. I woke 4 times the other night and it only logged one (if you get up it logs it, but not if you’re just lying awake thinking. I rarely sit down as I have 3 kids and work, but I did manage to sit and watch a programme for 40 mins and it said I had a nap ha but I can very much recall the entire episode so I was definitely awake. All in all though a great watch. Very happy
Rated 5 out of 5
MB –
Erfüllt ihren Zweck
Rated 5 out of 5
Brandt –
Grade für Frauen super, sieht schick aus, benutzt die Software wie bei der GT2 (e) und läuft damit stabil und zuverlässig. Klar die App kann man nicht über den Playstore laden aber wie man an der App Galarie kommt ist auch einfach.
Die Uhr hält eine Woche und alle Massage lassen sich gut ablesen , grade die Tracker überzeugen wie auch das OLED Display. Meine Freundin hatte meine alte Huawei GT2 war aber dank der größe nie so richtig glücklich damit, jetzt ist sie es dank der schmalen und sehr Leichten Watch Fit.
Rated 5 out of 5
Superhannahb –
Does all the basics and helps me with timers and getting me up and off my butt. Still working after quite some time and use. Worth the money spent.
Rated 4 out of 5
ميم –
Been using it every day for several months and it works great! It’s fairly accurate, losing some steps here and there, but the heart rate is almost in sync with proffesional equipement.
Rated 3 out of 5
Earlm –
مكتوب ان فيها NFC ودا مش حقيقي للأسف !!
Rated 5 out of 5
Sanktaii –
Buen reloj que podía haber sido aún mucho mejor pero por el bloqueo llevado a cabo contra Huawei no ha sido posible. Contras: – Falta Alexa. – No es posible alamacenar música (aunque dispone de 4Gb). – No es posible acceptar llamadas (sólo rechazar) ni tampoco responder un WhatsApp etc. – No se ven emojis en los mensajes de WhatsApp pero si te indica con el icono de WhatsApp de que se trata de un mensaje de dicha app. Lo mismo con Instagram, Gmail, el icono lo muestra. – No dispone de micrófono/altavoz. – No funciona el obturador cámara en móviles que no son Huawei (no puedes hacer fotos desde el reloj). – Si dispones de un iPhone, te recomiendo otro reloj ya que hay más características/funciones del reloj que quedan inútiles con iOS. – Pero todo lo anterior es posible solucionarlo mediante una futura actualización (aunque dudo que lo solucionen) menos lo del micrófono/altavoz que no tiene solución. Lo que si es el gran problema de éste dispositivo es que si no dispones de un móvil Huawei, tendrás que descargar la app (appGallery) es la store de Huawei. Sólo puedes descargarla desde la web oficial de Huawei, en Google PlayStore no está. Aunque el manual del reloj te indica que sólo necesitas descargar la app Huawei health/salud que puedes encontrar en la Google Playstore, no es así. Huawei ya no actualiza sus apps en la Playstore y sólo lo hace desde su app store (appgallery). El reloj necesita la última versión de la app, sino te dará problemas al configurar/crear cuenta en Huawei salud. Y la última versión se obtiene en AppGallery y no en Google Play store. También es necesario descargar una vez tengas la appgallery los HMS (Huawei mobile services) para que todo funcione bien. Así que recomiendo para móviles que no sean Huawei descargar primero la app AppGallery y como que en Android las descargas de orígenes desconocidos no se permiten (por seguridad) al salirte un aviso indicando que está descarga puede ser peligrosa para tu móvil le das a continuar y en ajustes de tu movil permites la descarga de orígenes desconocidos en el navegador por el cual estás descargando la app, ya sea Chrome, Mi navegador de Xiaomi etc, según dónde estés descargando (sólo hasta acabar de descargar la appgallery, después vuelves a poner que no permita descargar de orígenes desconocidos en dicho navegador usado). Es importante ésto, le das a permitir y descargas la app (appgallery es segura si la descargas desde la web de Huawei oficial). Pon Huawei en Google y dentro de la web de Huawei buscas appgallery. Una vez descargada volver a poner en no permitir orígenes desconocidos en todas las apps en las que lleven puesto permitir y no sean apps de Google. Bueno una vez dentro de la store de Huawei, descargamos Huawei salud y HMS (Huawei mobile services). Creamos una cuenta en Huawei appgallery que será la misma cuenta/ID para Huawei salud/health. Atención!!!! No poner la letra (Ñ) en la contraseña a crear o te dará error de registro/carácter no admisible. Muchos usuarios se quejan de ésto y han devuelto el reloj que funciona bien. Ya tenemos las apps de Huawei y estamos dentro de Huawei salud en dónde vincularemos el reloj de Huawei. Atención!!! Para el ciclo menstrual Huawei te pedirá descargar (Quickapps) no hace falta buscar en appgallery, te saldrá el aviso y le das a OK/continuar y se descargara está mini app automáticamente. Si hubieses descargado la app de Huawei salud desde Google play store es posible que el mensaje de Quikapps (ya que necesita la app HMS actualizada y en la Google store no está actualizada) no te salga y muchos usuarios piensen que el reloj no indica/permite la funcionalidad del ciclo menstrual. También recomiendo no cerrar la ventana de Huawei salud en tu móvil ya que si deja de estar en segundo plano pues dejas de recibir notificaciones de WhatsApp por ejemplo. Ésto se soluciona en los móviles Xiaomi manteniendo pulsando sobre la ventana de Huawei salud (en dónde salen todas las ventanas abiertas en tu móvil) y te salen varías opciones entre ellas un candado, le das al candado y ya te queda la ventana de la app Huawei salud fija aunque le des a cerrar todas las ventanas.
Y ya está!!!! A disfrutar de tu reloj. Vamos con las cosas buenas: – Muy buena app, intuitiva fácil de usar (recomiendo dentro de la app de Huawei salud activar todas las notificaciones de todas las apps, por ejemplo si el Tiempo no está activado, en el reloj no te mostrará todos los datos del tiempo y te aparecerá un mensaje de que no hay cobertura o algo así). El ciclo menstrual funciona bien (probado en un móvil Xiaomi). – Dispone de una animación/entrenador. – Muchísimas opciones de deporte +90 y detecta el tipo de nado (natación). – La parte del sueño es especialmente buena y precisa comparada con otros relojes incluso relojes más caros. – GPS en el reloj, por lo tanto puedes salir con el reloj solamente y dejar el móvil en casa. Al llegar a casa activas bluetooth y en la app te saldrá todo el recorrido y datos. Lo mismo con el sueño etc. No es necesario el bluetooth activado todo el rato. Para eso dispone de 4gb de memory para guardar datos y al activar bluetooth enviarlos. – Muy buen diseño y único. Cómodo de llevar y al dormir. – Soporta hasta 5 atmósferas (como todos). – El reloj con más posibilidades de personalización de esferas (dentro de la app Huawei salud en apartado Theme/esferas. No tiene rival. Incluso puedes poner fotos de tu galería. – Su GPS es muy bueno comparado con la competencia. – Duración de batería de 2 a 7 días dependiendo de uso y sobretodo del GPS. Lo normal con 2 horas de GPS al día y todas las opciones activadas suele durar 3 días. En 100 min está cargado al 100%.
PD: Huawei ha sacado una versión nueva actualizada, exacta a esta smartwatch pero con micrófono integrado. Es más cara. La recomiendo.
Rated 4 out of 5
Amazon Customer –
It connected to my phone easily, unlike a previous watch that never managed to do that and was returned. It is comfortable to wear. The screen display is very clear and attractive. Mine lets you know battery life at all times. The sleep monitoring is useful and informative when the app works but it has had problems uploading the data from the watch at times. I have never found the ‘built in GPS’. When I was exploring the software early on, the watch came up with a list of useful widgets, like timers and a flashlight. I tried some of them but when I came out of that screen I was never able to find it again. However, I did manage to salvage a stopwatch widget to the front screen and that is still there and working. Overall, I like the watch to wear and it is very reasonable value. If the software was user frieindly (and maybe if all the features were present, accessible and worked) we might have a terrific watch on our wrists. If the company could get it all together, you might not want to bother with watches costing x times more
Rated 5 out of 5
Shan –
I have had a number of Fitbits & Garmins over the last 8 years & I must say this has been the best for accuracy considering the much lower price. Usually I would buy a watch the £200-250 range to makes sure I get all the bells & whistles for exercise & health. The last 2, Fibit Sense 2 & Garmin Vivoactive 4 ,have been so inaccurate for Oxygen saturation & run distance that I had to return them as they were useless. If my saturations were always 88% as these watches indicated, I would certainly have a problem. An oximeter reading of 99% at the same time showed how poor these readings were. The Fitbit had real issues with it’s charger continuously breaking too. I then found this watch which was so much cheaper, I decided it couldn’t be less accurate & at least I had a working watch for heart rate as I have atrial flutter. Well, I have been quite surprised at how good it is. It does take a bit of time to hook up to GPS but realised it was because I wear my watch facing down from my wrist. For exercise I have changed that & connectivity is much improved. I also found it wasn’t sending data to Strava but by syncing manually it sorted it out & now syncs to Strava without problem. For the price, it does all I want. My oxygen saturations are now comparable with a proper oximeter & exercise distance is as correct as it could be. I don’t really bother with watch faces, the free ones are adequate. And battery life is much, much better than both Fitbit & Garmin. I can go 3 days without needing to charge & that involves GPS on all the time, sleep monitoring & 2 hours of exercise daily minimum. Happy customer.
Last updated on July 7, 2025 11:12 pm
Abhishek Thakur –
My Samsung Active watch died after 26 months and rather than spend £150+ on a replacement (with questionable reliability and service) I decided I’d try a cheaper alternative.
One of the main criteria for me is something that is relatively small as I have quite small wrists for a man, this fits nicely on the wrist and I have no trouble sleeping in it.
Functionally it seems to work well and does everything that I want it to do. The battery seems to last 4 or 5 days without any trouble with everything turned on.
Compared to my Samsung;
You can only view messages that come through but cant send pre written replies.
There is a delay when starting a workout whilst the watch finds satellites, you have to select the work out you want to do, wait a bit (maybe 20 seconds) whilst it finds satellites, then select again to start the workout. That’s a bit annoying and means its very easy to come back to hit go.
The sleep tracking seems unreliable – I had a night when my daughter was ill, so she was in and out of my bed, I was in and out of her room etc all night and frankly had an awful night sleep, but the watch didnt notice any of that logged that I had a good night sleep.
HR reading is strong and accurate.
With regards to the app and connecting to your phone – I had a faff on xmas day and was convinced that the app wasnt working, so waited a few days expecting it to be fixed. Then a bit of googling and I had to install the Huawei app store (which felt a bit ropey), then download the Health app from that.
Once done all works well and have no issues.
In summary, few niggles, few things it does better than the Samsung and a few worse, but for a third of the price I am more than happy with this, and have ordered my wife one.
Abhishek Thakur –
Love the watch. The app is easy to use and set-up is very straight forward. Some people say that the straps are to small but it was a great fit for me. Love the interface and also the different faces that you can have. Only had it 3 days but love it loads. Like the fact that you can have a night time mode so don’t get disturbed by all the message notifications. The interface is easy to get use to and you will love the brightness of the screen and the battery life so far on 3rd whole day is at 60%. It states 10 days battery but this depends on how much you use it. As it is new I think I am looking at the screen more that I should be lol.
Squidama –
When I read the reviews I wondered whether this watch would do itself justice and I’m really glas to say it has. It’s got loads of different, useful features. It’s comfortable to wear. I love the different face display options for what you want to use it for. It syncs great with my phone. The alr
Alarm vibration wakes me. The battery life is AMAZING!! The sleep tracker is ok. If you’re still but awake it thinks you’re sleeping. I woke 4 times the other night and it only logged one (if you get up it logs it, but not if you’re just lying awake thinking. I rarely sit down as I have 3 kids and work, but I did manage to sit and watch a programme for 40 mins and it said I had a nap ha but I can very much recall the entire episode so I was definitely awake. All in all though a great watch. Very happy
MB –
Erfüllt ihren Zweck
Brandt –
Grade für Frauen super, sieht schick aus, benutzt die Software wie bei der GT2 (e) und läuft damit stabil und zuverlässig. Klar die App kann man nicht über den Playstore laden aber wie man an der App Galarie kommt ist auch einfach.
Die Uhr hält eine Woche und alle Massage lassen sich gut ablesen , grade die Tracker überzeugen wie auch das OLED Display. Meine Freundin hatte meine alte Huawei GT2 war aber dank der größe nie so richtig glücklich damit, jetzt ist sie es dank der schmalen und sehr Leichten Watch Fit.
Superhannahb –
Does all the basics and helps me with timers and getting me up and off my butt. Still working after quite some time and use. Worth the money spent.
ميم –
Been using it every day for several months and it works great! It’s fairly accurate, losing some steps here and there, but the heart rate is almost in sync with proffesional equipement.
Earlm –
مكتوب ان فيها NFC ودا مش حقيقي للأسف !!
Sanktaii –
Buen reloj que podía haber sido aún mucho mejor pero por el bloqueo llevado a cabo contra Huawei no ha sido posible.
Contras:
– Falta Alexa.
– No es posible alamacenar música (aunque dispone de 4Gb).
– No es posible acceptar llamadas (sólo rechazar) ni tampoco responder un WhatsApp etc.
– No se ven emojis en los mensajes de WhatsApp pero si te indica con el icono de WhatsApp de que se trata de un mensaje de dicha app. Lo mismo con Instagram, Gmail, el icono lo muestra.
– No dispone de micrófono/altavoz.
– No funciona el obturador cámara en móviles que no son Huawei (no puedes hacer fotos desde el reloj).
– Si dispones de un iPhone, te recomiendo otro reloj ya que hay más características/funciones del reloj que quedan inútiles con iOS.
– Pero todo lo anterior es posible solucionarlo mediante una futura actualización (aunque dudo que lo solucionen) menos lo del micrófono/altavoz que no tiene solución. Lo que si es el gran problema de éste dispositivo es que si no dispones de un móvil Huawei, tendrás que descargar la app (appGallery) es la store de Huawei. Sólo puedes descargarla desde la web oficial de Huawei, en Google PlayStore no está. Aunque el manual del reloj te indica que sólo necesitas descargar la app Huawei health/salud que puedes encontrar en la Google Playstore, no es así. Huawei ya no actualiza sus apps en la Playstore y sólo lo hace desde su app store (appgallery). El reloj necesita la última versión de la app, sino te dará problemas al configurar/crear cuenta en Huawei salud. Y la última versión se obtiene en AppGallery y no en Google Play store. También es necesario descargar una vez tengas la appgallery los HMS (Huawei mobile services) para que todo funcione bien. Así que recomiendo para móviles que no sean Huawei descargar primero la app AppGallery y como que en Android las descargas de orígenes desconocidos no se permiten (por seguridad) al salirte un aviso indicando que está descarga puede ser peligrosa para tu móvil le das a continuar y en ajustes de tu movil permites la descarga de orígenes desconocidos en el navegador por el cual estás descargando la app, ya sea Chrome, Mi navegador de Xiaomi etc, según dónde estés descargando (sólo hasta acabar de descargar la appgallery, después vuelves a poner que no permita descargar de orígenes desconocidos en dicho navegador usado). Es importante ésto, le das a permitir y descargas la app (appgallery es segura si la descargas desde la web de Huawei oficial). Pon Huawei en Google y dentro de la web de Huawei buscas appgallery. Una vez descargada volver a poner en no permitir orígenes desconocidos en todas las apps en las que lleven puesto permitir y no sean apps de Google. Bueno una vez dentro de la store de Huawei, descargamos Huawei salud y HMS (Huawei mobile services). Creamos una cuenta en Huawei appgallery que será la misma cuenta/ID para Huawei salud/health. Atención!!!! No poner la letra (Ñ) en la contraseña a crear o te dará error de registro/carácter no admisible. Muchos usuarios se quejan de ésto y han devuelto el reloj que funciona bien. Ya tenemos las apps de Huawei y estamos dentro de Huawei salud en dónde vincularemos el reloj de Huawei. Atención!!! Para el ciclo menstrual Huawei te pedirá descargar (Quickapps) no hace falta buscar en appgallery, te saldrá el aviso y le das a OK/continuar y se descargara está mini app automáticamente. Si hubieses descargado la app de Huawei salud desde Google play store es posible que el mensaje de Quikapps (ya que necesita la app HMS actualizada y en la Google store no está actualizada) no te salga y muchos usuarios piensen que el reloj no indica/permite la funcionalidad del ciclo menstrual.
También recomiendo no cerrar la ventana de Huawei salud en tu móvil ya que si deja de estar en segundo plano pues dejas de recibir notificaciones de WhatsApp por ejemplo. Ésto se soluciona en los móviles Xiaomi manteniendo pulsando sobre la ventana de Huawei salud (en dónde salen todas las ventanas abiertas en tu móvil) y te salen varías opciones entre ellas un candado, le das al candado y ya te queda la ventana de la app Huawei salud fija aunque le des a cerrar todas las ventanas.
Y ya está!!!! A disfrutar de tu reloj.
Vamos con las cosas buenas:
– Muy buena app, intuitiva fácil de usar (recomiendo dentro de la app de Huawei salud activar todas las notificaciones de todas las apps, por ejemplo si el Tiempo no está activado, en el reloj no te mostrará todos los datos del tiempo y te aparecerá un mensaje de que no hay cobertura o algo así). El ciclo menstrual funciona bien (probado en un móvil Xiaomi).
– Dispone de una animación/entrenador.
– Muchísimas opciones de deporte +90 y detecta el tipo de nado (natación).
– La parte del sueño es especialmente buena y precisa comparada con otros relojes incluso relojes más caros.
– GPS en el reloj, por lo tanto puedes salir con el reloj solamente y dejar el móvil en casa. Al llegar a casa activas bluetooth y en la app te saldrá todo el recorrido y datos. Lo mismo con el sueño etc. No es necesario el bluetooth activado todo el rato. Para eso dispone de 4gb de memory para guardar datos y al activar bluetooth enviarlos.
– Muy buen diseño y único. Cómodo de llevar y al dormir.
– Soporta hasta 5 atmósferas (como todos).
– El reloj con más posibilidades de personalización de esferas (dentro de la app Huawei salud en apartado Theme/esferas. No tiene rival. Incluso puedes poner fotos de tu galería.
– Su GPS es muy bueno comparado con la competencia.
– Duración de batería de 2 a 7 días dependiendo de uso y sobretodo del GPS. Lo normal con 2 horas de GPS al día y todas las opciones activadas suele durar 3 días. En 100 min está cargado al 100%.
PD: Huawei ha sacado una versión nueva actualizada, exacta a esta smartwatch pero con micrófono integrado. Es más cara. La recomiendo.
Amazon Customer –
It connected to my phone easily, unlike a previous watch that never managed to do that and was returned.
It is comfortable to wear. The screen display is very clear and attractive. Mine lets you know battery life at all times. The sleep monitoring is useful and informative when the app works but it has had problems uploading the data from the watch at times. I have never found the ‘built in GPS’. When I was exploring the software early on, the watch came up with a list of useful widgets, like timers and a flashlight. I tried some of them but when I came out of that screen I was never able to find it again. However, I did manage to salvage a stopwatch widget to the front screen and that is still there and working.
Overall, I like the watch to wear and it is very reasonable value. If the software was user frieindly (and maybe if all the features were present, accessible and worked) we might have a terrific watch on our wrists. If the company could get it all together, you might not want to bother with watches costing x times more
Shan –
I have had a number of Fitbits & Garmins over the last 8 years & I must say this has been the best for accuracy considering the much lower price.
Usually I would buy a watch the £200-250 range to makes sure I get all the bells & whistles for exercise & health. The last 2, Fibit Sense 2 & Garmin Vivoactive 4 ,have been so inaccurate for Oxygen saturation & run distance that I had to return them as they were useless. If my saturations were always 88% as these watches indicated, I would certainly have a problem. An oximeter reading of 99% at the same time showed how poor these readings were. The Fitbit had real issues with it’s charger continuously breaking too.
I then found this watch which was so much cheaper, I decided it couldn’t be less accurate & at least I had a working watch for heart rate as I have atrial flutter.
Well, I have been quite surprised at how good it is. It does take a bit of time to hook up to GPS but realised it was because I wear my watch facing down from my wrist. For exercise I have changed that & connectivity is much improved.
I also found it wasn’t sending data to Strava but by syncing manually it sorted it out & now syncs to Strava without problem.
For the price, it does all I want. My oxygen saturations are now comparable with a proper oximeter & exercise distance is as correct as it could be.
I don’t really bother with watch faces, the free ones are adequate. And battery life is much, much better than both Fitbit & Garmin. I can go 3 days without needing to charge & that involves GPS on all the time, sleep monitoring & 2 hours of exercise daily minimum.
Happy customer.