Huawei has officially unveiled its latest smart wearables — the HUAWEI WATCH FIT 4 and HUAWEI Band 10 — in the Kenyan market, marking a significant milestone in the brand’s expansion into East Africa’s rapidly growing wellness and tech ecosystem.
Following their global debut in May, the launch signals Huawei’s intent to blend world-class innovation with local relevance by tailoring fitness tools, health monitoring capabilities, and AI-powered features for Kenyan users.
At the heart of the release is Huawei’s “Fashion Active” design philosophy, which marries aesthetics with function.
The WATCH FIT 4, weighing just 27 grams, maintains its signature rectangular screen while offering enhanced visual clarity and a larger battery capacity — capable of lasting up to 10 days on a single charge.
The Band 10, an ultra-light option at 15 grams, delivers a remarkable 14-day battery life and is optimized for new users and students.
Both devices support fast charging, with just five minutes of power-up time yielding days of usage.Health tracking has taken a major leap for
ward with integrated continuous heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen (SpO₂) sensing, sleep analytics, and 24/7 Heart Rate Variability (HRV) assessment. “AI is being embedded deeper into how we understand health,” said Adam Lane, Huawei Kenya’s Policy and Partnerships Manager.
This innovation empowers users with real-time insights, promoting a proactive and personalized approach to emotional and cardiovascular wellness.