The pro variant is RM2.5K HuaweiWatch4series TechNave
Alongside the Huawei nova 11 series, the Huawei Watch 4 series is also revealed. The Watch 4 will be available on 7 July 2023 starting at RM1999, whereas the Watch 4 Pro will come on 15 July 2023 for RM2499.
Launching at all HUAWEI Experience Stores, HUAWEI’s Official Website, HUAWEI Official Store on Shopee, and HUAWEI Flagship Store on Lazada, customers with every purchase of the Watch 4 series will receive a complimentary EasyFit 2 Strap worth RM169 and a redeemable “Universe Roaming” watch face worth RM39.90.The Watch 4 Series is a new lineup that consists of the standard Watch 4 and Watch 4 Pro which users can manage their healthy lifestyle and be more proactive in monitoring their progress.
Meanwhile, the Watch 4 comes with a Black Stainless Steel Case design, with a 1.5-inch LTPO flexible display with 3D curved glass. It has up to 74% screen-to-body ratio and a thin 0.855mm bezel for better visibility. Both smartwatches support up to 30 meters in free dive resistance, 5ATM swimming water resistance and are IP68 water and dust resistance rating.
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