Huawei Band 11 Series Launched in India From ₹3,999: Prices and Features

Sanjay Goyal
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Huawei launched the Band 11 series in India on July 2, 2026, starting at ₹3,999 for the Band 11, with up to 14 days of claimed battery life.

The range also has the Band 11 Metal at ₹4,799 and the Band 11 Pro at ₹5,599. They are sold through Flipkart, Amazon and offline shops, FoneArena reported. Huawei’s typical battery figure is 8 days. Details are based on FoneArena and TelecomTalk.

Huawei Band 11 series prices in India

ModelMRPSelling priceKey difference
Band 11₹6,499₹3,9991,500 nits display
Band 11 Metal₹7,999₹4,799Metal version
Band 11 Pro₹8,999₹5,5992,000 nits display, built-in GNSS

What the bands offer

All three use a 1.62-inch AMOLED display and work with both Android and iOS. Health tracking includes sleep with HRV, continuous heart rate and SpO2, stress tracking, guided breathing and pulse wave arrhythmia analysis. These are wellness features, not medical devices, so anyone with a heart concern should see a doctor.

The main reason to pay more for the Pro is built-in positioning, which lets a runner track a route without carrying a phone. For anyone who only wants sleep and step tracking, the base Band 11 covers it. Treat 14 days as the maximum: Huawei’s own typical figure is 8 days.

Why it matters for accessory sellers

Fitness bands at ₹4,000 to ₹6,000 sit in a popular gifting range. The gap between MRP and selling price is large, so online price is what customers will quote. Huawei also sells through offline shops here, which gives retailers a chance to offer it alongside local brands.

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Sanjay Goyal is the Editor-in-Chief of The Mobile Times, India's leading telecom and technology news publication. Based in Jaipur, Rajasthan, he covers India's telecom industry with a focus on 5G rollout, TRAI regulatory developments, smartphone market trends, and the evolving digital landscape for mobile retailers and industry professionals. With deep expertise in the Indian telecom ecosystem — including Jio, Airtel, BSNL, and Vi — Sanjay brings practical, trade-focused analysis to topics ranging from spectrum policy to enterprise IoT and AI adoption. He founded The Mobile Times to serve India's mobile retail and telecom business community with timely, accurate, and actionable news.
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