Recently, live images appeared on Chinese social media showing what is most likely the new Huawei Watch Fit 5 Pro.
The leaked shots show not only the definitive design of the device in its retail packaging, but also offer an interesting direct comparison with the previous generation model, the Huawei Watch Fit 4 Pro, revealing the main novelties that the Shenzhen-based company has decided to implement.
The first photographs show the Huawei Watch Fit 5 Pro, confirming the brand’s intent to maintain the iconic rectangular shape that has characterized the series since its debut. The case appears to be made of aluminum, a material that ensures lightness and robustness, preserving a premium profile.
One detail that immediately stands out concerns the color choices: the body of the device features thin orange lines along the edge of the case, which pair harmoniously with a braided fabric strap in the same shade.
Regarding physical interaction, Huawei has kept a setup consisting of a rotating crown on the right side, accompanied by a second button located a little further down, useful for instantly invoking sports activities or favorite features.
The most evident novelty arises from the direct comparison with the Watch Fit 4 Pro. Side by side, it is immediately clear how the new model can boast significantly thinner bezels, giving more space to the visual surface.
The AMOLED panel of the Fit 5 Pro also appears to abandon the flat design of the predecessor in favor of a glass with 2.5D curvature, a solution that gives the product a more modern look and makes finger swiping along the edges easier.
According to rumors circulating on Weibo, the screen would have a diagonal of 1.92 inches, marking an increase of 0.1 inches over the previous version.
Although the internal technical specifications remain shrouded in mystery, the proximity to the launch of the previous series, held in May of last year, suggests that the official unveiling of the Watch Fit 5 Pro is imminent.
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