The much anticipated Huawei Watch Ultimate has been announced, and it will be released on the 3rd of April 2023. It comes in a tough liquid metal case and boasts a 10ATM rating with up to 14 days of battery life. As expected, the Huawei Watch Ultimate will be available in the UK and Europe. However, due to the ongoing litigation with the US, it won’t be available in the United States.
The Huawei Watch Ultimate is a premium dive watch with immense capabilities that put it up as a direct competitor to the Apple Watch Ultra. Even more, is that it can dive deeper than the Watch Ultra and also has a far longer battery life. It comes in a zirconium case and features an AMOLED display, speaker, microphone and loads of activity-tracking features.
Design
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Taking a cue from the likes of Aquaracer from TAG and Submariner from Rolex, the Huawei Watch Ultimate has a finely calibrated bezel made of ceramics while the 48.5mm case spots a zirconium alloy material which is said to be stronger than titanium, and underneath is a ceramic back. Meanwhile, the screen is made of 2.5mm sapphire glass.
The Huawei Watch Ultimate comes in two models, Voyage Blue with a blue front and a titanium strap and Expedition Black with a black front and silicone strap.
Beyond the intimidating design, the Huawei Watch Ultimate is rated 10ATM which indicates it can survive water submersion up to 100 meters. And like the Watch Ultra, it’s certified ISO 22810 and EN 13319.
It’s obviously all shades of durability and ruggedity for a watch that can withstand high pressure up to 100 meters in water.
Display
On the display, the Huawei Watch Ultimate packs a very colorful 1.56 inches AMOLED display with brightness up to 1000nits that ensures it can be clearly read in any ambient light condition. It also has a touch-sensitive screen and 3 physical buttons for effortless interaction. The third button by the left is tagged the Ultimate Mode button – similar to the action button on the Watch Ultra. This button allows for extra navigation especially underwater.
Health Tracking
Under the hood, the Watch Ultimate packs a handful of sensors that ensures it can track all the regular metrics like your steps, calories, sleep, heart rate, stress, and even advanced metrics like ECG, blood oxygen, and skin temperature measurement. In addition, the Watch Ultimate features over 120 sports modes which include professional and basic sports modes. And for golf lovers, it’s loaded with tonnes of golf features.
One interesting thing about the Watch Ultimate is the remarkable GPS system with dual-GPS support. It’s expected to be incredibly accurate in mapping your routes and locations. And it also includes waypoint and other navigational features that can help you stay on track.
Diving
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With a 10ATM rating and ISO 22810 and EN 13319 certification, the Huawei Watch Ultimate is a perfect diving Watch for ocean explorers. It has loads of exciting diving features to help make your exploration a bliss.
Media and Notifications
The Huawei Watch Ultimate also packs a massive storage capacity that will allow you to take your music with you. It has a microphone and speaker which will allow you to make and receive calls directly from the watch when your phone is nearby. Moreover, it will keep you connected to all that matters to you, and you can reply to messages directly from the watch.
Battery Life
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To back it all up, the Watch Ultimate packs a big 530mAh lithium polymer battery that boasts up to 14 days of battery life. This is far longer than the Watch Ultra’s 3 days battery life. Moreover, it takes just 60 minutes to charge a completely depleted Huawei Watch Ultimate – thanks to the fast charging technology.
Conclusion
For all the hefty features and premium design, it’s expected that the price of the Huawei Watch Ultimate will most likely be on the high side. And surprisingly going by the listed price on the Huawei website, its priced 6000 Yuan which is equivalent to $875. This slightly more than the price of the Apple Watch Ultra.
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