The Huawei Watch 5 offers a health MOT on your wrist
Huawei has ushered in a new era of fashionable wearable technology. The Huawei Watch 5 luxury smartwatch makes an emphatic statement and offers a health MOT on your wrist.
Combining advanced engineering, timeless elegance and intelligent health tracking, Huawei's flagship smartwatch brings innovations such as X-TAP technology, Health Glance and gesture controls. This redefines what you can expect from wearable technology.
The Huawei Watch 5 exudes sophistication, using premium materials normally reserved for luxury timepieces. Crafted from spherical sapphire glass, aerospace-grade titanium alloy, and 904L/316L stainless steel, every curve and contour has been refined to offer elegance and strength. The slim 1.8mm bezels and expansive 82.5% screen-to-body ratio give it a striking presence, while the LTPO 2.0 AMOLED display delivers vivid visuals with a peak brightness of 3000 nits, ensuring excellent clarity even under direct sunlight.
X-TAP technology
At the heart of the Huawei Watch 5 lies its crown jewel: industry-first multi-sensing X-TAP technology. This new approach to health monitoring fuses wrist-based signals with fingertip input, creating a dual-channel system that improves accuracy.
This multi-sensing smartwatch offers continuous real-time blood oxygen (SpO₂) monitoring with unprecedented precision and speed, showing results in less than 10 seconds. Whether you're navigating a high-altitude trek or monitoring your oxygen saturation at night, The Huawei Watch 5 keeps you informed with clinical-grade precision.
A mini-clinic on your wrist
Imagine conducting a full-body check-up in under a minute. The Huawei Watch 5 One-Tap Health Glance is a powerful feature that measures 11 key health indicators in just 60 seconds. Covering everything from cardiovascular and respiratory health to heart-rate variability (HRV), it provides a holistic snapshot of your health. It's perfect for those who take a proactive approach to wellness and health management because it turns your watch into a portable mini-health station.
Deeper health insights
The Huawei Watch 5 doesn't just collect data, it understands it. With Health Insights, users receive customised guidance based on analysis of their own fitness and health metrics. By noticing irregular sleep patterns and heart-rate fluctuations during workouts, Health Insights provides real-time notifications and comparative assessments to help you modify your activities and health habits.
Smarter interactions with gesture controls
The Huawei Watch 5 introduces gesture controls, allowing you to use intuitive actions such as a double tap or swipe without even touching the screen. Whether your hands are wet, gloved or you're busy doing something else, you can still dismiss calls, start workouts or scroll through notifications.
Sports modes and the freedom of eSIM
Whether you're scaling peaks in the great outdoors or diving deep in tropical waters, the Huawei Watch 5 is your perfect partner. With over 100 sports modes, including trail running, skiing, golf, diving and even triathlon, it will handle every challenge.
Huawei's Sunflower Positioning System ensures accurate location tracking, while full-colour maps – accessible both online and offline – support seamless navigation during your adventures. With eSIM support, you can take calls, stream music or access apps without your phone. This standalone functionality empowers athletes, explorers and everyday users with unmatched versatility.
Power that keeps up with you
If you're looking for a luxury smartwatch with long battery life, the Huawei Watch 5 ticks every box. It is engineered with a dual battery mode, which allows you to switch between standard and ultra-long battery life options. In standard mode, the 42mm model runs for approximately three days, while the 46mm model can last up to four and a half days.
If you need the battery to last even longer, simply activate ultra-long mode to enjoy up to 11 days of essential functionality. When it's time to recharge, fast charging gets you back to full in just 60 minutes for the 42mm version and 90 minutes for the 46mm model.
Universal compatibility and seamless connectivity
While some smartwatches tether you to a single ecosystem, the Huawei Watch 5 offers broad compatibility with EMUI, Android and iOS devices. Whether you're syncing with a Huawei smartphone or sending files to an iPhone, the experience remains smooth, comprehensive and intuitive.
The future of wearable technology
The Huawei Watch 5 is an exciting vision of what wearable technology should be. By marrying elegant materials with cutting-edge sensors, intelligent insights and a user-centric interface, it stands at the forefront of fashion tech. In an age of integrated wellness and digital freedom, the Huawei Watch 5 sets a new benchmark.
With a special launch offer running from May 15 to June 29, 2025, you can get the Huawei Watch 5 from just £399. If you buy this luxury smartwatch before June 29, 2025, you will get £50 off the recommended price and will also receive a free strap.
Order your Huawei Watch 5 today.
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