Honor Watch 4 comes in Monet Purple color option

Honor has recently launched its new Honor 100 series smartphones in China, powered by the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 SoC. These phones are notable for their eye-catching Monet Purple color, a striking choice that reflects Honor's commitment to both performance and style. In a move to provide a cohesive aesthetic, Honor has also introduced a Monet Purple strap for the Honor Watch 4, allowing users to coordinate their tech accessories seamlessly.

The Honor Watch 4 in Monet Purple is not only a statement piece but also comes with practical purchasing options. Customers can choose to buy the strap as a standalone item or as part of a bundle with the smartwatch. The bundle option offers the purple strap at an additional cost of 50 yuan, bringing the total to 999 yuan. For those who prefer to purchase the strap separately, it is available on the Tmall platform for 199 yuan.

Honor Watch 4 comes in Monet Purple color option

In terms of design and functionality, the Honor Watch 4 is built with a 6 series aluminum frame and features a square dial. This design is complemented by a right-side button and a sleek, frosted frame, adding to its sophisticated appearance. The watch boasts a 1.75-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 450×390 pixels and a smooth 60Hz refresh rate, ensuring clear and vibrant visuals.

Charging the Honor Watch 4 is convenient thanks to its POGO PIN charging system, and it comes with a dedicated charging base. The smartwatch offers impressive battery life, lasting up to 10 days when connected to an Honor phone and over 3 days in a standalone, all-weather 24-hour eSIM scenario.

Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the Honor Watch 4 is a versatile fitness and health tracker. It supports 85 sports modes, including 12 professional workouts, making it an ideal companion for a variety of physical activities. The watch also excels in health monitoring, capable of screening for atrial fibrillation and sleep apnea, and includes comprehensive sleep tracking features.

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