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Honor Band 4 with a coloured AMOLED display launched at Rs 2,599 on Amazon

The Honor Band 4 will go straight up against the Xiaomi Mi Band 3 which can be had for Rs 600 lesser.

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Tech2 News Staff|Dec 17, 2018, 14:49:17 IST

The Honor Band 4 has been expected to make its way into Indian markets for a while now and its finally here.The fitness band which features a coloured AMOLED display and a six-axis sensor which recognises swim strokes has been priced at Rs 2,599.[caption id="attachment_5627441" align="alignnone" width="1024"]Honor Band 4. Image: Honor Honor Band 4. Image: Honor[/caption]The band will be available for sale exclusively on 18 December on Amazon India, with three colours to choose from — Meteorite Black, Midnight Navy and Dahlia Pink.The Honor Band 4 display features a 2.5D curved screen, which is a 0.95-inch AMOLED unit with a resolution of 240 x 120 pixels. The band also supports real-time heart rate detection and Huawei's TruSleep monitoring technology which suggests ways to improve sleep.[caption id="attachment_5627451" align="alignnone" width="1280"]Foot Mode on Honor Band 4. Image: Honor Foot Mode on Honor Band 4. Image: Honor[/caption]The fitness band also packs in a 100 mAh battery which Huawei claims, will last up to 6 days of normal use. The Band 4 is also resistant to up to 50 meters of water.As far its pricing goes, the Honor Band 4 will go straight up against the Xiaomi Mi Band 3 which can be had for Rs 600 lesser but does not get a coloured AMOLED display. Honor also has more colour options to choose from which is always nice.

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First Published:Dec 17, 2018, 14:49:17 IST
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