Huawei Watch Fit 4 — Overview

The Huawei Watch Fit 4 doesn’t scream for attention. It just quietly gets you. From the moment it lands on your wrist, it blends in like it was always meant to be there light, simple, and just clever enough to keep up with everything your phone can’t.

Design & Comfort

This watch is crazy light only 27 grams without the strap. You’ll forget you’re even wearing it. The aluminum alloy case feels premium but not pretentious, and the 9.5 mm thickness (excluding the sensors) means it stays low profile, even if your wrist is on the smaller side. Color options are fun but not loud especially that Purple version with the 120–190 mm fit, while Grey, White, and Black go from 130–210 mm.

Display

At 1.82 inches, the AMOLED screen has real estate to spare. It’s got 480 x 408 pixels clean, crisp, and no jagged edges and the peak brightness hits 2000 nits. Even under harsh sun, it’s like looking at your phone screen indoors. Huawei’s labs say that, and honestly, it shows.

Battery

10 days if you’re being chill. Around 7 days with all the smart features doing their thing. And even if you leave the Always-On Display (AOD) running like a digital badge of honor, you’ll still squeeze out 4 days. That’s more than fair. The charger? Wireless, quick, and doesn’t demand much just a 5V/9V DC at 2A, and you're back in the game.

Sensors & Health

It’s not just counting steps. You’re getting an optical heart rate sensor, accelerometer, gyroscope, barometer, ambient light sensor, magnetometer the works. It knows when you’re running, when you’re sitting too long, and probably when you need to calm down. Add in pulse wave arrhythmia alerts, sleep breathing awareness, and stress tracking, and this thing starts feeling more like a wellness buddy than just a watch.

Water Resistance

With 5 ATM water resistance, you’re covered for pool sessions or beach strolls. But steer clear of saunas, hot showers, and anything involving bubbles or pressure it’s not built for that kind of party. And fair warning: the nylon strap isn’t sweat or swim-friendly, so maybe switch it up for one of the fluoroelastomer bands when it's game time.

Connectivity & Extras

Bluetooth 5.2 is rock solid and stable, even when your phone’s in the next room. GPS? Dual-band and stacked: L1 + L5 support means location tracking is fast and accurate, even in the urban jungle. The Grey version even comes with NFC, so quick payments are possible on the go. Add a mic and speaker, and you’ve got wrist-based calls too.

Controls & Compatibility

Rotating crown. Side button. Touchscreen. Everything feels intuitive. No clunky learning curve here. And it works just fine whether you're on Android (8.0+) or iOS (13.0+), which is always nice.