As noted, the Honor MagicWatch 2 is quite similar to the previously unveiled Huawei Watch GT 2, as it uses the same Kirin A1 SoC, and a good battery life of 14-days, at least for the 46mm version. The 42mm version will last for up to a week. The SoC is paired with 4GB of storage, with 2GB available to store music, or up to 500 songs, according to Honor.

Both versions are made of 361L stainless steel and will come with a 1.39-inch or 1.2-inch screen, depending on the size. Both screens are AMOLED panel ones with 326ppi of pixel density, which means 454x454 resolution for the 46mm and 390x390 resolution for the 42mm version.

The 46mm version, weighing in at 41g, will be available in Charcoal Black and Flax Brown color options, while the 42mm will come in Agate Black, as well as Sakura Gold.

Big focus on fitness with 15 modes

As was the case with Huawei's Watch GT 2, the Honor MagicWatch 2 comes with 15 goal-based fitness modes. This includes eight outdoor and seven indoor sports like running, hiking, cycling, indoor pool swimming, free training, rowing machine, and more.

It also monitors health, with Huawei's TruSleep 2.0 technology, detects stress level, monitors heart rate, and more.

There are plenty of built-in apps, like Weather, Alarm, Timer, Find My Phone, and supports notifications push from SMS messages, emails, calendar, at least when it is connected to the phone.

According to Honor, the new MagicWatch 2 will be available in Czech, Egypt, Finland, France, German, India, Indonesia, Italy, Malaysia, Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Thailand, The Philippines, Turkey, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates and The United Kingdom as of December 12th, with a price starting at $170/€189/CNY1,199 for the 46mm version and $155/€179/CNY1,099 for the 42mm version.