marktie - Smartphone, Smartwatch Tests und Tipps · 13/06/2026
Long-term test · daily use and sports tracking
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is strong for daily fitness and activity tracking, but not well suited to data-driven training.
Likes- Light, comfortable and robust for everyday wear
- Simple and intuitive operation
- Strong as a daily activity and fitness tracker
- Good basic sports and health data
Dislikes- Little openness to third-party apps
- Training analysis and planning are limited
- Relies on the Huawei Health app
- Lacks the Pro's premium sensors, ECG and advanced sport modes
De Tranquis · 17/07/2026
Hands-on review · features, sports and app tests
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is a good pick for budget buyers, with a full feature set and strong sports tracking.
Likes- Full feature set for the price
- Strong sports section
- Very good screen and battery life
- Attractive design
Dislikes- No NFC payment setup found in the app
- Smaller app store than rivals
- Pro model offers more features for a little more
Todo Smartwatch · 08/07/2026
Long-term review · several weeks of daily use
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is a smart buy for most people, who don't need to pay up for the Pro, though it lacks some Pro-only features.
Likes- Comfortable, light design that doesn't feel big
- Very accurate tracking compared with other watches
- Battery lasts about a week with normal use
- Daily use feels nearly identical to the Pro
Dislikes- No ECG or arterial stiffness detection, unlike the Pro
- No sapphire glass, so finish is less durable
- On-watch navigation is limited for routes and maps
- Small app store leaves the 64 GB of storage underused
Chica de las cajas · 08/07/2026
Hands-on review · about a week of daily use
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is a solid upgrade with a smoother, brighter screen, though battery and notifications need workarounds.
Likes- Much smoother scrolling at 120 Hz
- Brighter display than the previous generation
- Battery life similar to the previous generation
- Light build with a swappable silicone strap
Dislikes- Always-on display cuts battery life to about three days
- Notifications stop until the Huawei Health app is opened
- No payments and limited message replies on iPhone
- Voice messages cannot be played on the phone
Carlos Vassan · 17/06/2026
Hands-on overview · battery, screen, app and features
Huawei Watch Fit 5 has strong battery life, a better price and useful new features, though the watch-face subscription costs extra.
Likes- Battery life rated excellent
- Screen bright enough for outdoor use at 2,500 nits
- 5 ATM water resistance and several colors
- Magnetic fast-charging cable included in the box
Dislikes- Many premium watch faces require a paid subscription
- Some reply features only work on Android
- Design closely resembles another well-known model
Territorio Android by Alejandro · 07/05/2026
Hands-on review · battery, software and payments
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is a strong pick for sports and health tracking buyers who want a square design and long battery life.
Likes- Light, comfortable design
- Battery lasts 7 to 10 days
- More polished software with new watch faces
- Contactless payments linked to a bank card
Dislikes- Health app less attractive than rivals
- Lacks Pro features such as ECG and arterial stiffness detection
BeTecnologia · 07/05/2026
Long-term test · 20 days of daily use
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is one of the most balanced smartwatches at this price, and the standard model suits most buyers.
Likes- Very light case and comfortable strap
- Battery lasts well beyond the manufacturer's claim
- Mini workouts are useful for daily use
- Notifications and sync work smoothly with Android
Dislikes- Some app features are missing on Android
- Notifications are more limited with an iPhone
Tecno Cat · 05/05/2026
Hands-on review · GPS, sensors and everyday features
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is a clear step up from the previous generation and a very good buy for the money.
Likes- Much better GPS tracking without needing to carry the phone
- More accurate sleep, oxygen and heart rate monitoring
- Calls and notifications can be answered from the wrist
- Thin, light design with a rotating crown
Dislikes- Design looks very similar to the previous generation
- The main changes are in the sensors and 24/7 monitoring
ADSLZone · 04/06/2026
Hands-on review · several days of use
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is a very good value alternative to the Pro, with a nearly identical everyday experience at a lower price.
Likes- Good build quality with a striking lime accent
- Display still looks good outdoors
- Works with Android, iOS and Huawei phones
- NFC payments through Curve Pay
Dislikes- Fewer health sensors than the Pro model
- Display slightly smaller and less bright than the Pro
- Some material compromises to keep the price down
eSavants · 08/05/2026
First look · unboxing and first impressions
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is an interesting device, but the cheaper Pro model is its biggest problem.
Likes- Improved heart rate sensor compared to the previous generation
- Easy contactless payments with a virtual card
- Offline maps with route guidance from GPX tracks
Dislikes- No strength training tracking with rep counting
- Notifications can be read on iPhone but not answered
- The manufacturer advises against showering with it, as the seal can wear over time
Allan Augereau · 11/06/2026
Hands-on review · daily use and software impressions
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is a good pick for health and sport tracking if you can live without third-party apps and smart features.
Likes- Premium, slim design
- Accurate heart rate, oxygen and step tracking
- Offline maps for hikers
- Compatible with iOS, Android and Huawei systems
Dislikes- Software feels weak, with no app store on the watch
- Voice assistant can't be activated by voice command
- Can't write or read SMS messages from the watch
- No quick toggles for gesture wake or always-on display
MobileAdvisor · 07/06/2026
Hands-on review · display, health tracking and battery test
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is a great buy for its price, with an excellent display, strong health tracking and long battery life.
Likes- Excellent display and very good build quality
- Strong health and sport tracking with GPS
- Long battery life of about five to seven days
- Good call management and notification handling
Dislikes- Photos are not shown in notifications
- No voice dictation to reply to messages
- Limited number of downloadable apps
Guide informatica · 28/05/2026
Hands-on review · battery, sport and payment limits
Huawei Watch Fit 5 offers very long battery life and good value, with limits on sport tracking, payments and apps.
Likes- Very long battery life, several days per charge
- Bright display that stays readable in sunlight
- Light and comfortable on the wrist
- Offline maps and dual-band GPS for outdoor use
Dislikes- No always-on display, and battery drops sharply when it is enabled
- No Google services, and NFC works only through Curve Pay
- Heart-rate and step tracking sometimes inaccurate during gym sessions
Marco Pezza · 17/05/2026
Hands-on review · heart rate, SpO2 and daily use
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is a light, good-value choice for casual users who don't mind missing advanced features.
Likes- Lighter and more discreet than the Pro version
- SpO2 reading matches a medical-grade reference device
- Offline maps and Strava export for recreational sport
- Price looks very low for what it offers
Dislikes- No barometer, ECG or advanced sports modes
- Heart rate readings lag and differ from a chest strap by about five bpm
- Relies on the Huawei Health app for sport data
- No route recalculation or route planning
TeamTech · 15/05/2026
Hands-on review · several weeks of daily use
Huawei Watch Fit 5 is considered hard to beat at this price, with fast software, strong health tracking and excellent battery life.
Likes- Fast and smooth HarmonyOS interface
- Thorough health monitoring and heart rhythm detection
- Battery life of about a week with sensors active
- Good handling of calls and notifications
Dislikes- Fewer advanced smart features than Wear OS or watchOS watches
- Battery drops to about one week under heavy use