Huawei Watch 5 Surfaces with eSIM Support in Early Leak, Sparking Wearable Tech Excitement

A recent regulatory listing has revealed the first details about Huawei’s upcoming smartwatch, the Huawei Watch 5, hinting at a significant upgrade that could shake up the wearable market. The device, bearing the model number TFN-B19, appeared in the UAE’s Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) database, signaling an imminent launch in the region.

According to documents spotted by Huawei Central, the Watch 5 has been certified for connectivity, with the listing explicitly mentioning eSIM support—a first for Huawei’s mainstream smartwatch lineup. This feature would allow users to make calls, send messages, and stream data directly from the watch without relying on a paired smartphone, a functionality previously reserved for select premium competitors.

The TDRA certification (viewable here) doesn’t reveal additional specs, but industry insiders speculate the Watch 5 will build on Huawei’s strengths in health tracking. Expectations include advanced sensors for heart rate monitoring, SpO2 tracking, and possibly new AI-driven fitness coaching features. Battery life, a consistent standout for Huawei wearables, could also see improvements to accommodate the eSIM’s power demands.

The leak comes as competition in the smartwatch space intensifies. Just last week, OnePlus unveiled its own ambitious wearable project, promising “industry-redefining” health analytics. Huawei’s move to integrate eSIM technology positions the Watch 5 as a direct rival to Samsung’s Galaxy Watch series and the Apple Watch, both of which offer standalone connectivity.

Pricing and global availability remain under wraps, but the UAE listing suggests a rollout could begin in Asia and the Middle East before expanding elsewhere. For those eager to explore Huawei’s current offerings, the brand’s popular Watch GT 4 remains available on Amazon ahead of the Watch 5’s debut.

With standalone connectivity and Huawei’s reputation for sleek design and long-lasting wearables, the Watch 5 could be a game-changer—if the leaks hold true. Stay tuned for updates as more details emerge.


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