Key Takeaways
1. The Huawei Band 11 Pro will come in three finishes: aluminium alloy and titanium-aluminium alloy.
2. Titanium-aluminium alloy versions will be approximately €20 (~$24) more expensive than aluminium alloy versions.
3. All versions will feature IP67 certification, a 300 mAh battery lasting up to 14 days, built-in GPS, and a 1.62-inch AMOLED screen with a peak brightness of 2,000 nits.
4. The Band 11 Pro is expected to be slightly smaller than competitors like Xiaomi’s Smart Band 10.
5. The fitness tracker is set to launch in the Eurozone in March, with prices starting around €49 (~$58) and potentially reaching €69 (~$82) for some versions.
Roland Quandt has revealed new information about Huawei’s upcoming fitness tracker. To summarize, some initial details about the Band 11 Pro surfaced online at the end of last week. At that time, we only had a couple of images of the new gadget to rely on.
Fresh Images and Variants
Now, Quandt has released new photos showcasing the Band 11 Pro in three different finishes. The three versions will have either aluminium alloy or titanium-aluminium alloy casings. Sadly, it’s still not clear which colors will have titanium-aluminium alloy cases and which will utilize aluminium alloy cases.
Pricing and Specifications
It appears that the titanium-aluminium alloy versions will be priced about €20 (~$24) higher than the aluminium alloy ones. Aside from that, all versions will be IP67 certified and feature 300 mAh batteries good for up to 14 days of use. Additionally, both versions include built-in GPS and a 1.62-inch AMOLED screen that can reach a peak brightness of 2,000 nits.
Comparison to Other Trackers
In simple terms, the Band 11 Pro is expected to be slightly smaller than other fitness trackers like Xiaomi’s Smart Band 10 (currently priced at $48.99 on Amazon). Quandt also notes that the Band 11 Pro will be available in the Eurozone starting in March. Reportedly, the fitness tracker is set to begin at around €49 (~$58) but might go up to $69 (~$82) for certain versions. Huawei is anticipated to officially announce the Band 11 Pro worldwide later this month along with other new devices.
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