The device can last for up to 3 days under the following usage scenarios: AOD is on, heart rate monitoring is always on, TruSleep™ is on at night, automatic SpO 2 monitoring and stress detection are enabled, 60 minutes of workouts per week, message notifications is on (including 50 messages, 6 calls, and 3 alarms per day), and screen turns on 500 times per day. Data comes from Huawei labs. Actual usage may vary depending on the specific product, usage habits, and environmental factors.

Fast charging and battery life data comes from Huawei labs. The device can be used for up to 2 days This feature is currently available for phones, and will be available on bands via OTA update in the future.This feature is currently available for phones, and will be available on bands via OTA update in the

The device complies with 5 ATM-rated 50-meter water resistance under the ISO 22810:2010 standard, and can be Blood oxygen saturation refers to the fraction of oxygen-saturated hemoglobin relative to total hemoglobin The device needs to be used with a phone running EMUI 5.0/Android 6.0/iOS 9.0 or later and installed with the HUAWEI Health app. Available features may vary depending on the phone model; real world usage shall prevail. For details, please visit https://consumer.huawei.com/ph/support/content/en-us15946684/. The 1.47-inch AMOLED display of the Huawei Band 6 comes with a resolution of 194 × 368. The fingerprint-resistant display has a rather tall aspect ratio and keeps the watch relatively compact and slim while also allowing the user to read a generous amount of information at once. At under 20g, the overall design feels lightweight and effortless to wear all day - you sometimes simply forget that it's even on your wrist. It is water-resistant up to 50 metres, which means you wouldn't need to worry about any harm to the smartwatch itself with daily activities. The 180mAh battery lasts up to 2 weeks with regular usage and around 9 days with daily exercise - this is certainly impressive at this price range. Unfortunately, it uses its own, proprietary charger so it can't be charged with something else. Dozens of Fitness ModesTypical usage scenarios: heart rate monitoring: always on; HUAWEI TruSleep™: on at night; workouts:

Blood oxygen saturation refers to the fraction of oxygen-saturated haemoglobin relative to total haemoglobin in the blood. This product is not a medical device, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Availability may vary by region. Data comes from HUAWEI labs. The device can be used for up to 2 days on a five-minute fast charging. Actual charging may vary depending on the specific product, usage habits, and environmental factors. Another minor gripe is the push notifications on the Band 6 that can sometimes be delayed. When they do appear on your notifications panel, the messages are truncated, requiring you to pull out your phone to view the full message. The device can last for up to 9 days under the following usage scenarios: Heart rate monitoring is always on, TruSleep™ is on at night, automatic SpO 2 monitoring and stress detection are enabled, 60 minutes of workouts per week, message notifications is on (including 50 messages, 6 calls, and 3 alarms per day), and screen turns on 500 times per day. Data comes from Huawei labs. Actual usage may vary depending on the specific product, usage habits, and environmental factors. workout modes: Outdoor cycle is only supported for phones running EMUI 5.0/iOS 9.0 or later that support GPS.

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This feature is not supported when connected with an iOS phone. Availability may vary by country or region. Fast charging and battery life data comes from Huawei labs. The device can be used for up to 2 days in suitable for swimming and sweating scenarios. If you have such requirements, it is recommended that