This week, Huawei announced the launch of a new smart bracelet from Chinese manufacturer Band 8 for the Brazilian market.. The new version of the device is thinner and lighter than the previous model, and also provides users with a range of exercise tracking options.

The Huwarei Band 8 has some features already known to the public that loves the smartwatch and bracelet market, such as continuous heart rate monitoring, in addition to oxygen saturation. The device also features various background options and a series of cleverly crafted workouts for users to enjoy.

One of the main novelties of Band 8 is its design. At 8.99mm thin, the new version is 1mm thinner than the Band 7 and 2g lighter, and weighs just 14g. While the numbers may seem small, Huawei claims these changes affect daily use and sleep time. .

However, anyone expecting an improvement when it comes to screen size might be a little disappointed. This is because the Band 8 has the same dimensions as the Band7, with a 1.47-inch diagonal and a resolution of 368×194 pixels. Thinking of a better finish, the bezels are thinner in this new model.

Fixing bracelets in the box of the device has also been changed by Huawei. Now the method used no longer includes a pin connecting the two parts. Also, it is interesting to note that the material of the bracelets varies depending on the color chosen by the user.

In Brazil, the Band 8 will be available in three different colors: black made from TPU, pink and green, both made of silicone, with green having a translucent finish. There is also an orange nylon model, but it will not reach the Brazilian market.

The bracelet arrives in Brazil in June; see price

In terms of resources, the list of tracked physical activities has been updated, which now has 100 options compared to 96 previously available. Football is one of the new added activities, perfect for those who want to track their runs during a match with friends.

The device is capable of automatically detecting running and cycling without the need for manual activation by the user. Huawei Band 8 includes the TruSport feature, which consists of a personal virtual trainer. As the user provides feedback on recommended exercises, the training program will adapt, becoming harder or easier.

Huawei has changed the Band 8 a bit when it comes to battery life. Like the previous model, it has a duration of up to two weeks, but it is possible that this number will be reduced depending on the use of the device by users.

But how much does it cost? Band 8 will be available in the Brazilian market on June 5th.. Huawei’s recommended price is BRL 399 and can be found for BRL 379 when pre-ordered at a promotional price. However, it is possible that this price may change depending on retailers.

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