Honor has officially expanded its fitness wearable lineup with the introduction of the Honor Band 11 and Honor Band 11 Pro, serving as direct successors to the previous Band 10 generation. Designed for tech-savvy consumer markets, both smart bands introduce notable display upgrades, expanded battery capacities, and significantly enhanced health and wellness monitoring features.
The standard Honor Band 11 features a 1.57-inch 60Hz OLED display (256 x 402 pixels) topped with 2.5D curved glass. In contrast, the premium Honor Band 11 Pro offers a slightly larger 1.61-inch OLED screen capable of reaching an impressive peak brightness of up to 2,000 nits, ensuring exceptional screen visibility even under intense direct sunlight during outdoor fitness activities.
Battery life sees a substantial performance boost across both model variants. The base Honor Band 11 packs a 250 mAh battery that delivers up to 18 days of autonomy—four full days longer than the prior Band 10 model. Meanwhile, the Honor Band 11 Pro incorporates an advanced 400 mAh silicon-carbon battery cell capable of lasting up to 26 days on a single charge.
Additionally, both wearables expand physical activity tracking from 96 to 113 sport modes, with the Pro line offering a dedicated variant equipped with built-in standalone GPS for accurate outdoor tracking without needing a connected smartphone.
Comprehensive health tracking tools are integrated into both devices, including continuous heart rate monitoring, SpO2 blood oxygen sensing, sleep analysis, stress tracking, body energy metrics, and menstrual cycle logging. The system also leverages the Honor Heart Research platform to provide real-time abnormal heart rhythm detection and dedicated sleep apnea alerts.
Regarding pricing and availability, the wearables are launching initially in China. The base Honor Band 11 comes in Sea Salt White, Taro Purple, and Caviar Black, retailing for 229 yuan (approx. $32 USD). The Honor Band 11 Pro is offered in Almond White, Cocoa Black, and Avocado Green for 299 yuan (approx. $42 USD), while the built-in GPS edition costs 349 yuan (approx. $49 USD) and introduces an exclusive Honey Brown finish.
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