Huawei appears to be getting closer to launching its next fitness tracker, the Huawei Band 11 Pro, and recent leaks leave little doubt that the device is nearly ready for release. Although the company has not made an official announcement yet, the Band 11 Pro has already surfaced inside two of Huawei’s own apps: Smart Life and the HarmonyOS version of Huawei Health. That kind of internal exposure is rarely accidental and usually signals that a public launch is just around the corner.
What makes this leak particularly interesting is that it includes what look like final product images rather than early placeholders. The images show a production-ready unit with a refined design that builds on Huawei’s established slim, rectangular fitness band aesthetic. The Band 11 Pro keeps the flat display seen on previous models, but the frame now features more pronounced curves, giving the device a softer and more modern appearance. Bezels appear evenly sized on all four sides, and the left and right edges of the display look slightly rounded to better match the curvature of the case.
A single side button is visible, sitting flush with the body of the tracker. This button will likely handle basic navigation and wake functions, continuing Huawei’s minimalist approach to physical controls on its fitness bands. Overall, the design looks cleaner and more polished compared to the Band 10, suggesting a subtle but deliberate evolution rather than a radical redesign.
One of the more notable changes hinted at by the leaked images is the introduction of new strap options. Huawei seems to be planning at least two styles at launch. The first is a standard soft silicone strap aimed at sports and everyday use. The second option is a braided nylon loop that gives the Band 11 Pro a more premium, lifestyle-focused look. These interchangeable bands suggest that Huawei wants the Pro model to appeal to a wider audience, blending fitness functionality with everyday wearability.
The casing itself appears to feature a brushed or matte metallic finish, which would be a step up from the Band 10 and brings the overall look closer to Huawei’s Watch Fit series. This visual upgrade raises questions about what the “Pro” branding will actually mean in terms of features. The last Pro model in this lineup, the Band 6 Pro, introduced additional health tracking such as temperature sensing. For now, there is no confirmation of new sensors or features, but possibilities include enhanced health algorithms, upgraded display technology, or more advanced smart functions.
Huawei typically refreshes its fitness band lineup on an annual cycle, with the Band 10 launching around March last year. If that timeline holds, the Band 11 Pro could be officially unveiled in the coming weeks, potentially alongside a standard Band 11 model.