Honor has officially announced the Honor Watch Fit 6, a new smartwatch that immediately stands out for its striking visual resemblance to the Apple Watch Ultra, adopting a similar case shape, color options, and strap styles.
The device features a lightweight metallic structure weighing just 31.8 grams. It is equipped with a 1.97-inch rectangular AMOLED display boasting a resolution of 502 by 410 pixels and a 60 Hz refresh rate. The screen also delivers a peak brightness of 3,000 nits, ensuring clear visibility under direct sunlight, while its 5 ATM water resistance makes it suitable for swimming and water-based activities.
For navigation and control, the smartwatch incorporates a digital crown and a side button, closely mirroring the layout of Apple’s flagship wearable. Fitness enthusiasts can take advantage of over 120 sports modes—ranging from traditional activities like soccer to e-sports—alongside sleep monitoring, continuous heart rate variability tracking, and integrated GPS.
Connectivity features include regional NFC support, a built-in speaker, and a microphone for daily convenience and calls. Although the exact battery capacity was not disclosed, Honor promises an impressive extended battery life of up to ten days on a single charge.
The Honor Watch Fit 6 will debut initially in the Chinese market. At present, the manufacturer has not announced official pricing details or a specific release date for global availability.
Honor Watch Fit 6 Debuts With A Design Inspired By The Apple Watch Ultra
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