In addition to the touchscreen, a digital crown and a button are available for control, just as on the Apple Watch Ultra 4. The smartwatch supports more than 120 sports modes, including soccer and e-sports, sleep tracking and all-day heart rate variability monitoring. A built-in GPS module, an NFC chip for contactless payments, speakers and microphones are also standard features. Honor has not yet confirmed all the specifications and only advertises a "long" battery life – as with the older Watch Fit 4 Pro, a battery life of at least ten days should be possible.
Price yet to be announced
The Honor Watch Fit 6 is set to launch in China first, but Honor has not yet confirmed further details on pricing and availability.