Honor Watch Fit 6 launches as brazen copy of the Apple Watch Ultra 4

It's hard not to call the new Honor Watch Fit 6 a blatant copy of the Apple Watch Ultra 4 ($774 on Amazon), as the smartwatch not only features almost the same case design, but Honor even adopts the color scheme and ships the smartwatch with very similar straps.
The Honor Watch Fit 6 features a metal case that weighs just 31.8 grams and is water-resistant to 5 ATM, so it can also be worn while swimming, but unlike the Apple Watch Ultra 4, Honor's smartwatch is not marketed as a dive watch. The rectangular AMOLED display has a diagonal of 1.97 inches, a resolution of 502 x 410 pixels, a refresh rate of 60 Hz and an impressive brightness of 3,000 nits, which should keep the screen readable even in sunlight.
In addition to the touchscreen, a digital crown and a button are available for control, just as on the Apple Watch Ultra 4. The smartwatch supports more than 120 sports modes, including soccer and e-sports, sleep tracking and all-day heart rate variability monitoring. A built-in GPS module, an NFC chip for contactless payments, speakers and microphones are also standard features. Honor has not yet confirmed all the specifications and only advertises a "long" battery life – as with the older Watch Fit 4 Pro, a battery life of at least ten days should be possible.
Price yet to be announced
The Honor Watch Fit 6 is set to launch in China first, but Honor has not yet confirmed further details on pricing and availability.









