Affordable Lenovo smartwatch launches with AMOLED display and up to 9-day battery life

Lenovo has launched a new smartwatch in China, the Watch Fit 3. It doesn't have what it takes to compete against the mainstream affordable smartwatches like the Redmi Watch 6, Huawei Watch Fit 5, or Honor Band 11, but for the price, it brings a decent set of features.

Among the highlights is the 1.96-inch AMOLED display. Lenovo didn't share the brightness rating, but notes that the 2.5D curved screen has a resolution of 410x502 pixels. It also appears that the screen-to-body ratio isn't very impressive, as the bezels seem quite thick in one of the promotional pictures.

On the bright side, Lenovo says that the smartwatch has a thin chassis, measuring 9.9mm, and there are two color options available, both of which come with a matching comfort-forward silicone strap. Lenovo's Watch Fit 3 has the usual health and fitness features, including multiple sports modes, sleep tracking, and blood oxygen monitoring and heart rate monitoring. 

The company notes that there's an offline AI-powered voice assistant, but it seems mostly like a voice-command feature for opening or stopping onboard functions. As for the battery life, Lenovo claims that the total runtime can reach around 6 days in "normal use" and about 9 days with "light use."

Other notable features include offline payment support, an IP68 water and dust-resistant rating, and numerous watch faces. The Watch Fit 3 costs CNY 199 in China, about $29, and Lenovo doesn't usually launch non-Motorola-branded smartwatches in the global market. However, these typically become available on AliExpress at some point (2025 Watch Fit curr. $25.31).