Huawei is gearing up to launch the new Band 11 Pro fitness tracker

Huawei is preparing to refresh its fitness band lineup. Nearly a year after the release of the Huawei Band 10, hints of a new model have surfaced within the company’s own software ecosystem.

A device named Huawei Band 11 Pro was spotted in the Huawei Smart Life app. When users tap this entry, they’re redirected to Huawei Health, where the interface-especially on HarmonyOS-effectively reveals the final design of the band. There hasn’t been an official announcement yet, but this digital breadcrumb trail is hard to ignore.

Based on images found in the app, the Band 11 Pro sports a more premium look. Its case appears rounded around the edges and likely features a metal finish. The screen is surrounded by even bezels on all four sides, with gently curved left and right edges. However, the curve seems subtle enough that the display likely remains flat.

At least two strap options are expected for the Huawei Band 11 Pro: woven and silicone. There’s also a physical button on the side, probably used for switching screens, navigating menus, and waking the display.

Huawei hasn’t yet revealed official specs for the Band 11 series, but it’s fair to expect an evolutionary update over the Band 10. The previous generation featured customizable watch faces, Always-On Display, sleep tracking based on HRV metrics, and hundreds of sports modes. These features have become standard in this segment, so their absence in the new model would be surprising.

What’s especially intriguing is the “Pro” tag. Huawei last released a Pro variant of its fitness band four years ago with the Band 6 Pro, which added a temperature sensor and body temperature measurement capabilities. The big question now is what new standout feature Huawei will bring to the Band 11 Pro-and how it will differ from the regular version.