"Both versions feature 1.62-inch AMOLED displays with 286 × 482px resolution, 60Hz refresh rate and Always on Display (AOD) functionality. The one on the Band 11 Pro gets a slight curvature and a more rugged-looking casing. It's also rated at 2,000 nits peak local brightness, while the Band 11 maxes out at 1,500 nits."
"Both versions of the Band 11 receive aluminium alloy casings and are 5 ATM waterproof, so you can take them for a swim. Band 11 weighs just 17 grams while its Pro sibling comes in at 18 grams without the strap. They pair over Bluetooth 6.0 and come with built-in speakers for hands-free calls."
"They promise up to 14 days of battery life with light usage or 8 days with normal use. The Pro model gets on-device GNSS positioning so you can track your runs. Both Band 11 members also track 100+ sports modes as well as vitals like heart rate, blood oxygen saturation, heart rate variability (HRV), sleep and stress."
"FreeBuds Pro 5 are making their international rollout following their announcement in China back in November. They feature a dual driver setup with an 11 mm dynamic driver paired to a micro-planar tweeter. You also get Huawei's custom Kirin A3 chip and updated adaptive noise cancelling (ANC)."
Huawei introduced the Band 11 and Band 11 Pro smartbands, both featuring 1.62-inch AMOLED displays with 286×482px resolution and 60Hz refresh rate. The Pro model includes curved design, 2,000 nits peak brightness, and on-device GNSS positioning, while the standard Band 11 offers 1,500 nits brightness. Both weigh under 18 grams, feature 5 ATM waterproofing, Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity, built-in speakers, and track 100+ sports modes plus vital signs. Battery life reaches 14 days with light usage or 8 days with normal use. Band 11 retails at €45/£50, while Band 11 Pro costs €60/£70. Simultaneously, FreeBuds Pro 5 earbuds expanded internationally, featuring dual drivers with 11mm dynamic driver and micro-planar tweeter, Kirin A3 chip, and updated adaptive noise cancelling with Bluetooth 6.0 support.
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