Huawei Band 8 in Brazil with its new design and up to 14 days of battery life

There is already an official date for Huawei’s new generation smart bracelet to reach the Brazilian market with its renewed design and improved features: June 5th. launch Huawei Band 8 It was announced by the company at an event in São Paulo that it also used to showcase the brand’s next launch in the TWS headphone segment: free buds 5It still doesn’t have a date to arrive in Brazil.

Unlike the previous generation, whose visual difference was mainly limited to a reduction in thickness, The style of the Huawei Band 8 has been drastically changed.

It retains a 1.47-inch AMOLED display with a 65% screen-to-body ratio, but The watch case now has flatter edges, giving the smart band a more modern style. Adding this to the change in the internal sensors, the bracelet has become thinner and lighter than its predecessor, with a thickness of 8.99 mm and a weight of 14 grams.

Available colors are black with TPU strap, pink with silicone strap or green with translucent silicone strap. An option with a nylon fitness bracelet was also released abroad, but it does not officially come to our country – despite this, the simplified clasp that Huawei adopted for the device is the same in all countries, so importing it is possible for those who are interested.

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On the source side, Huawei developed the TruSport algorithm to allow automatic adjustments to users’ training plans based on feedback received through the Huawei Health app..

This algorithm takes into account the complex data the bracelet captures during your physical activities, including your Running Ability index (RAI), VO2 Max and rest time, among other things. However, it is worth noting that the bracelet does not have its own GPSit depends on a paired smartphone for this.

Added new sports popular in Brazil such as football, basketball, paddle tennis and e-sports. In total, there are 100 sports modes that can be measured with the Huawei Band 8. The bracelet also allows you to set daily goals for steps, active hours and activities, monitor your sleep and provide sleep reports via the TruSleep 3.0 system; it allows you to constantly monitor your heart rate and SpO2, makes it easy to monitor your menstrual cycle and stress level, and can be configured to send reminders when you need to drink water, take medication, measure your blood pressure or get up.

In addition, all the other features that existed in previous generations are still present, including smartphone integration to view data on the weather, calendar, moon phases, and send quick text responses to messages and incoming calls. According to Huawei, The battery that powers all these features provides up to 14 days of normal use or up to 10 days of heavy use per charge.A 5-minute charge is enough to power the wristband for up to 2 days.

Price of Huawei Band 8

The Huawei Band 8 comes with an official price of R$399 in Brazil, but will be available from June 5-18 at a special launch discount. During this period it will be possible to purchase the bracelet for R$379.

Here it comes: new different wireless earbuds

The brand also took advantage of the opportunity to showcase their new TWS headphones, Freebuds 5. They stand out by having a very different format from both the previous generations of the brand and their competitors in the segment. According to the manufacturer, the design has been carefully studied to suit everyone, even without fixing the tires.

The headset is certified to play HWA and Hi-Res audio, features active noise canceling (ANC) to isolate external noise, and uses artificial intelligence to also cancel noise in calls.

Freebuds 5’s battery life is 5 hours directly on the earphones, 30 hours in total with the case, and 2 hours of playtime with a 5-minute charge. The brand has so far not revealed the price or launch date of the headset in Brazil.