Huawei honor band 3 wristband other fee

Ready to Swim

Always up for a swim, with water resistance up to 50 meters.*

Custom swimming mode tracks swim times, calories burned, and more.

Always on the Pulse

Optical heart rate monitoring technology lets you check your stats anytime with a flick of your wrist.

Don’t Miss a Beat

Measure your heart rate with greater accuracy thanks to M4 core technology, supporting floating-point operations with an optimized algorithm for 10 different fitness scenarios.

Ready to Run

Your fitness data is always just a glance away during your run. Links with your smartphone's GPS to track your running routes and provides instant analysis after every run.

Upto 30 Days on a Single Charge*

Third-generation high-performance battery improves the energy density by 20%.**

System-level optimization and low-power circuit design reduce power consumption by 80%.***

Track your Sleep

Validated by DBIOM at BIDMC, a major teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, Huawei TruSleep tracking technology delivers comprehensive sleep tracking.****

Band 3 tracks light, deep, and REM sleeps, as well as wake-ups in the middle of sleep, to provide analysis and recommendations.****

All-Day Assistant on your Wrist

Caller ID and call rejection.

Notification vibrations for Facebook, Twitter, messages, emails, calendar alerts, and more.

Smart alarm clock's vibrations wake you up without disturbing others.

A Joy to Wear

Comes in vibrant colours – Dynamic Orange, Classic Navy Blue, Carbon Black. Weighing at 18g with an ergonomic design, it’s so comfortable, you'll forget it's even there.

Disclaimers:

* The Honor Band 3 has a water resistance rating of 50 meters under ISO standard 22810:2010.

** Through the Huawei Wear app, you can link the Honor Band 3 with your smartphone's GPS. Available on Huawei or Honor phones running EMUI 5.0 or later, or iPhones running iOS 8.0 or later.

*** Data based on Honor lab tests. Battery life may vary based on usage patterns.

**** Center for Dynamical Biomarkers at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, a major teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School.