Huawei on Thursday launched its latest fitness tracker, the Band 10, in India, aiming to capture a larger share of the wearables market with advanced health-tracking features and competitive pricing.
The smart band is available in two variants – a polymer case model priced at ₹3,999, and a premium aluminium alloy model at ₹4,499. For a limited period until June 10, both models will be offered at discounted launch prices of ₹3,699 and ₹4,199, respectively. Sales will be conducted exclusively via Amazon India.
The Band 10 features a sleek, lightweight design, with the aluminium variant offered in Matte Black, White, Green, Blue, and Purple, while the polymer version comes in Black and Pink. The company is targeting fitness-conscious consumers with what it calls “pro-level” tracking capabilities.
Huawei says the device delivers 95% accuracy in swim stroke recognition and lap counting, supported by a nine-axis motion sensor and 5 ATM water resistance, making it suitable for swimmers and outdoor athletes. The Band 10 also offers over 100 workout modes, with AI-powered fitness tracking covering a range of activities including running, cycling, and yoga.
Health-monitoring features include sleep analysis based on HRV (heart rate variability) and a built-in emotional wellbeing assistant that tracks stress levels and mood changes in real time, positioning the Band 10 as a round-the-clock health companion.
The device offers multi-day battery life, with fast charging delivering a full charge in approximately 45 minutes. It is compatible with both Android and iOS devices.
Huawei’s latest launch comes amid slowing growth in India’s wearables market, where competition from local players like Noise and boAt, as well as global brands such as Samsung and Apple, remains intense. By combining affordability with a wide feature set, the company is looking to strengthen its position in the sub-₹5,000 fitness tracker segment.
The Band 10 follows the Huawei Band 9, which saw strong uptake in several international markets.
