Huawei Band 7: Launched with nothing new specifications
Huawei Band 7: Specifications
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The Band 7 will offer an impressive 96 different sports it can track, making use of the device’s accelerometer and gyroscope sensor. As for heart rate monitoring, Huawei’s own TruSeen 4.0 technology will take the reins, delivering accurate data in real-time.
There are two different versions of the Band 7, a standard model and an NFC variant that will allow you to make payments with compatible services and terminals. At a base price of ¥269 (~$40 USD), this could be an excellent solution for those in the market for fitness tracking with robust options. If you want to get your hands on these devices, it is now available for pre-order in China from select retailers. It is currently unknown whether the Huawei Band 7 will be available outside of China.
At Huawei’s recent event, the firm announced its latest entry in its foldable phone lineup the Mate Xs 2. During the event, the company also announced two new wearables, the Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro and the Huawei Band 7. There’s a lot to unpack about the latter, so let’s get started.
The Huawei Band originally made its debut in 2016, offering consumers an affordable fitness tracking solution. Over the years, the Band line has slowly evolved, adding notable features, while still maintaining a reasonable price point. The Band 7 is no exception, offering more than its predecessor, in an even more svelte package.
The Huawei Band 7 features a 1.47-inch AMOLED display and weighs in at just under 16g. The overall package is quite compact, measuring 44.35mm x 26mm, and being only 9.9mm thick. This is 1mm thinner than the previous model. When it comes to aesthetics, there are four different colors and over 8000 watch faces to choose from. As far as battery life goes, you’re looking at about two weeks or around ten days under heavy use. Luckily, if you ever find yourself running out of battery, a quick five-minute charge will yield you two days of battery life.
Huawei Band 7 pricing & availability
The Huawei Band 7 standard variant costs 269 yuan (~$40) while the NFC variant is priced at 309 yuan (~$46) in China. The smart band is available for pre-order and will commence its first sale on May 5.
