Huawei 4.5G SmartBand: World’s first wearable device with 4.5G LTE-M support

Chinese manufacturer Huawei smartphone officially introduced the first wearable device in the world with 4.5G LTE-M support called Huawei 4.5G SmartBand in London.

This new smart bracelet support next generation 4.5G network, according to the company 4.5G – intermediate technology between 4G and 5G. It provides data transfer speeds up to 1 GB per second and at a lower transmitter power has a larger coverage than the previous network generations.

According to the Huawei company, a new Huawei 4.5G SmartBand with LTE-M support user can keep track their level of fitness training, and to measure heart rate. The main feature of the new Huawei Smart Watch is LTE-M chips, installed in the new Huawei 4.5G SmartBand wearable device. This new chip has been made by Neul, which was bought in september of last year.

(Also see Talk Band B1 Huawei Fitness Band launched at $129.99)

Huawei also add more information on this new technology, “4.5G supports up to 100K per cell connections via LTE-M, 100 times that of 4G. LTE-M also provides better coverage. Receivers require just 1/100th of the signal of existing 2G system, 20dB gain, using low-power terminals.”

Other notable specifications include the 1.4-inch OLED display and NFC and Bluetooth technology to connect with other devices such as a smartphone or tablet – same as Huawei TalkBand B1. More details about the Huawei 4.5G SmartBand will be known from 2 to 5 March at the annual exhibition of mobile electronics Mobile World Congress MWC 2015.

Check out Huawei Talk Band B1 Price below:

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